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Join our team of passionate individuals and collaborate to preserve and restore clean water. The Communications Coordinator (CC3) for the Watershed Planning Unit develops outreach strategies to educate people on the science and importance of work being done to clean up watersheds and support salmon recovery. Content creators are encouraged to apply! - visit ecology.wa.gov/jobs - scroll down to “current openings at Ecology” - search Communications Coordinator - learn more and apply!

🚒 The second electric fire engine in Washington is coming to Bellevue Fire Station 1! 📅 Delivery is expected in the next 2-3 years. 👉 Visit ecology.wa.gov/VW-Grant-Projects to learn about other clean transportation grant programs!

It’s #WorldWaterDay! A perfect day to celebrate all the clean, flowing water in Washington 💧 and to recognize our responsibility to protect this resource for generations to come 🌎 #water #Washington #WashingtonState #PNWonderland

Do you enjoy explaining complex technical information as simply as possible, so all types of audiences can understand it? You might be our RTT-ChemAction Communications Consultant! In this role, you would work with experts in two of HWTR’s units to clearly communicate toxic threats, work we’re doing to reduce them, and emerging research around chemicals of concern. Visit ecology.wa.gov/jobs and search for Reducing Toxic Threats Chemical Action Communications Consultant to learn more and apply.

We’re celebrating water quality successes in the Spokane River watershed. Dedication and investments are paying off in cleaner water and a brighter future. Link in profile to learn more. #Spokane #SpokaneRiver

Lea qué hacer durante una tormenta de polvo. 🚗 🏠 #TormentaDePolvo #Washington #EasternWashington

It’s dust storm season again. Are you prepared? Read our blog and learn how to protect yourself if you’re caught in one. Link to the blog is in our bio! #Dust #AirQuality #Washington #EasternWashington

Are you interested in protecting people and the environment from hazardous chemicals? You might be our next Regional Chemical Action Plan Implementation Specialist! In this role, you’d help identify the potential health and environmental effects of persistent, bio-accumulative and toxic chemicals, and recommend strategies to reduce or eliminate those impacts. Visit ecology.wa.gov/jobs and search for Regional Chemical Action Plan Implementation Specialist to learn more and apply.

Let us help you make *scents* of fragrances in personal care products! Spoiler alert: unscented and fragrance-free don’t mean the same thing. Can you guess how they’re different? #washington #cleanbeauty #fragrancefree #saferproducts #selfcare

#DidYouKnow, only certified wood stoves can be bought and sold in Washington? Check with your local clean air agency for grants to help replace your old, dirty woodstove and help protect the air and your health. Learn more at ecology.wa.gov/woodstoves #WoodStoves #AirQuality #DYK #washington