Renewable Energy Jobs at Western Resource Advocates (WRA)
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Boulder, Colorado, United States + 5 locationsFlexible Full Time 2 months agoUSD 87k–121k yearly
Western Resource Advocates (WRA)
Company Overview
Western Resource Advocates
Denver, Colorado, United States
1993
Business Model
Nonprofit Environmental Advocacy
Advocating for clean energy, water conservation, and sustainable land use policies.
Grants, donations, and membership contributions.
Locations & Geography
Primarily operates in the western United States, including Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Arizona, and Nevada.
Company Culture
Their mission is to protect the environment and promote sustainable practices through advocacy and education.
Collaborative and mission-driven, focusing on teamwork and community engagement.
Offers professional development opportunities and encourages participation in relevant training programs.
Activities & Projects
Involved in initiatives for renewable energy expansion and water conservation efforts across the region.
Promoting innovative policies for clean energy and sustainable water management.
Focuses on sustainable practices in their operations and advocacy efforts.
Career Opportunities
Typical job openings include policy analysts, outreach coordinators, and legal advocates.
Offers competitive salaries, health benefits, and a supportive work environment.
Contact Information
Last updated on 2025-01-31 | Report an issue
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