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Conserving land and water in Lake Placid and the Ausable and Saranac River watersheds

Available Job Openings

Current Job Openings

Outreach Coordinator 

The outreach coordinator will assist the executive director and a team of inter-disciplinary consultants in developing LPLC’s new outreach program by coordinating activities essential to the program’s development. The outreach coordinator will be responsible for coordinating outreach events and workshops, assisting with the development and distribution of traditional marketing materials (press releases, brochures, print ads, and radio ads) conducting direct mailings to landowners, updating and managing LPLC’s donor database and assisting with the development of LPLC’s social media campaign. Click here for full job description : Outreach Coordinator 

Submission deadline: April 15, 2016 


Request for Proposals (RFP) 

The Lake Placid Land Conservancy (LPLC) is soliciting proposals from consultants for professional services to support the development of a new outreach program. The program’s development will encompass three distinct phases: Phase I, GIS mapping of LPLC focus areas; Phase II, community conservation values workshops conducted in LPLC focus areas; Phase III, creation of a written program including criteria, protocols and templates based on input and data obtained from phases I & II. 

Descriptions of services required for each phase of the project are listed under “Description of services” in the attached RFP. Consultants may submit proposals for one or more phases of the project or propose a “turnkey solution “ for all three phases.

Proposal Deadline:  April 8, 2016. 

To obtain a copy of the RFP click here : RFP

Lake Placid Land Conservancy

Why I Love Placid Lake

By Georgia Jones, LPLC Board of Directors

These are scientific facts: 97.5% of all the water on earth is salt, 2.75% is fresh water. Less than 1% of that can be used as drinking water. Placid Lake is classified AA Special and therefore may be used as drinking water. Good...

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