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Looking for a meaningful career? Trihydro is supporting forest resilience efforts one project at a time and has openings for professionals looking to build a career with purpose. Forests support clean air and water, climate regulation, biodiversity, and more. Forest health work comes in many forms. One example of this work is addressing the aftermath of wildfires to promote resilience for future fire events. Trihydro recently worked with the Mountain Counties Water Resources Association to secure grant funding to implement a large-scale fire fuels reduction analysis and strategic planning project. The project identified fuel removal methods and biomass management plans. Proactively reducing fuels supports forests in several ways, with a major benefit of reducing the intensity of future fires. Check out the project details to learn more about the type of work you could be involved in as a Trihydro team member: https://bit.ly/3z1HdeB

Trihydro established the Code of the West awards to create a formal opportunity for employees to recognize colleagues who help make Trihydro a top workplace. Each year, employees nominate their peers across the 11 categories in the code of conduct that underpins Trihydro’s culture. Head to our webpage to learn more about this year's Code of the West winners, our culture, and our open opportunities.