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Organization: Santa Barbara Channelkeeper Position: Stream Team Intern Schedule: flexible, 10-15 hours/week, First Sunday of each month + Quarterly Saturday events required.  Compensation: $10.50/hr + mileage Training is provided   Job Description The Stream Team Intern will assist Channelkeeper’s Watershed and Marine Programs Associate with implementing the Stream Team volunteer water quality monitoring program. Primary duties

Total funding awarded in Fall 2023 was $203,809.06, of which $109,293.43 was specifically reserved to pay students working on projects. Protecting Plants, Watersheds, and Wildlife from Commercial Logging and Native Chaparral Clearing: $10,000.00 Los Padres ForestWatch World Oceans Day Celebration: $3,000.00 Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History The Sea League: $15,000.00 Wilderness Youth Project Understanding Historical Perceptions of

Total funding awarded in Spring 2023 was $192,465.20, of which $144,710.10 was specifically reserved to pay students working on projects. Late Holocene Environmental History of UCSB Campus Lagoon: $900.00Earth Science DepartmentProposed and led by a graduate student! The effect of wildfire, debris flows, and scour on native semiaquatic herpetological species in a Santa Barbara County coastal watershed: $1,000.00Department

About Us The Coastal Fund is a student funded and student governed initiative at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Its mission is to connect people and the environment by allocating funds to programs that celebrate, explore, and protect the coastal ecosystems in and around the Santa Barbara area. As a funding organization, Coastal Fund

Total funding awarded in Fall 2022 was $177,176.00, of which $94,950.00 was specifically reserved to pay students working on projects. Fostering a Lifelong Fascination with Nature: $10,000.00NatureTrack Foundation Enhancing native populations of vernal pool plants: $7,160.00Department of Ecology, Evolution & Marine BiologyProposed and led by a graduate student! Big Blue Bridge: $13,100.00The Sea League Santa

Total funding awarded in Spring 2022 was $181,908, of which $130,944 was specifically reserved to pay students working on projects. Assessing the Effect of Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement on Phytoplankton Community Structure and Diversity via DNA Metabarcoding: $14,300.00Marine Science InstituteProposed and led by a graduate student! Goleta Watershed Protection, Education and Creek Cleanup Program: $11,540.00Environmental Defense

Total funding awarded in Winter 2022 was $149,872, of which $78,131 was specifically reserved to pay students working on projects. Supplies for Undergraduate Scientific Divers and Trainees: $6,000.00Environmental Health & SafetyProposed and led by an undergraduate student! Watershed Resource Center Internship Program: $5,632.00Explore Ecology Restoration Internship Program 2022: $8,100.00Cheadle Center for Biodiversity and Ecological Restoration

Total funding awarded in Fall 2021 was $166,396, of which $57,642 was specifically reserved to pay students working on projects. Environmentally Responsible Oil Platform Decommissioning: $8,000.00 Environmental Defense Center Coastal Ecology Connection for Early Childhood Education and Pre-K Nature Based Education at North Campus Open Space: $10,650.00 Cheadle Center for Biodiversity and Ecological Restoration Assessing

Bee Projects Currently Going on at UCSB! California is very rich in bees and we recognize nearly 160 species at UCSB and the surrounding area! While bees are critical to sustaining a large proportion of global food production, as well as pollinating both wild and cultivated plants, they are decreasing in both numbers and diversity.