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How much do environmental geology jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 9, 2026, the average yearly pay for environmental geology in the United States is $73,749.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $53,000.00 and $89,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What does an environmental geologist do?

Environmental Geologists typically split their time between fieldwork and office tasks. Fieldwork may include collecting soil and water samples, mapping geological features, and monitoring environmental sites for contamination or potential hazards. In the office, responsibilities often involve analyzing data, creating reports, preparing maps with GIS software, and consulting with engineers or regulatory agencies. Collaboration with other environmental professionals, such as hydrologists and environmental engineers, is common to address complex issues. This mix of outdoor and indoor work keeps the role dynamic and intellectually engaging for those interested in applying science to real-world environmental challenges.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in environmental geology?

To thrive in Environmental Geology, you need a thorough understanding of earth sciences, site assessment, hydrogeology, and geochemistry, typically backed by a degree in geology or environmental science. Familiarity with GIS software, soil and water sampling equipment, and certifications like the Professional Geologist (PG) credential are often required. Strong analytical thinking, communication, and teamwork are essential soft skills for fieldwork and collaboration. These capabilities are crucial for accurately evaluating environmental risks, ensuring regulatory compliance, and effectively communicating findings to stakeholders.

Are environmental geologists in demand?

Environmental geology is a growing field due to increased focus on environmental protection, resource management, and pollution control. Job prospects are strong in consulting firms, government agencies, and environmental organizations, especially for those with skills in GIS, environmental assessment, and regulatory compliance.

What is an environmental geology?

An Environmental Geology job involves studying the interactions between human activities and the geological environment, including soil, water, and rocks. Professionals in this field assess environmental hazards, such as contamination and erosion, and develop strategies for sustainable land use and resource management. They work in industries like environmental consulting, government agencies, and engineering firms to mitigate environmental risks and ensure compliance with regulations.

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Part-time Instructor: Geology

Colorado Community College System Career Site

Colorado Springs, CO • On-site

Full-time, Part-time

Re-posted 21 hours ago


Job description

Title: Pikes Peak Part-time Instructor: Geology

Position Type: Instructor

College: Pikes Peak State College

Salary Range: 81.66 per contact hour

Who We Are:

Pikes Peak State College is the largest and most diverse college in the Pikes Peak region, serving students with a wide range of goals, experiences, and responsibilities. Our students include recent high school graduates, working adults, military-affiliated students, parents, first-generation students, career changers, transfer students, and lifelong learners.
Our mission is to provide high-quality educational opportunities to all, with a focus on student success and community needs. We fulfill that mission by creating affordable, flexible, and accessible pathways that help students transfer to four-year institutions, enter the workforce, advance their careers, and build better futures close to home.
As the needs of our students, employers, and communities continue to evolve, so do we. PPSC embraces innovation that is human-centered, ethical, and focused on student learning. Through strong workforce partnerships and the thoughtful integration of emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence, we prepare students not only for today's opportunities, but for what's next.
We're looking for people who are passionate about access, collaboration, innovation, and student success. Whether you work in the classroom or behind the scenes, your contributions help create opportunities that change lives.
At PPSC, our vision is simple: Students Succeed at PPSC.

Job Summary:

Part-time instructor positions (as defined by State Board Policy, BP 3-10) exist to create and maintain a teaching and learning environment that empowers students to be successful. Part-time instructors work under the direction of their respective Department Chair, Associate Dean, or Division Dean. 
Pikes Peak State College maintains a pool of qualified part-time instructors. Part-time instructors will be selected to support departmental requirements. Part-time instructors may be employed to teach courses, conduct presentations or other service activities when current instructors and faculty are not available.
Must be a State of Colorado resident or able to relocate to Colorado prior to first date of employment.  All work must be performed in the State of Colorado.
Pikes Peak State College maintains a pool of qualified part-time instructors.
Part-time instructors will be selected to support department requirements.

Duties & Responsibilities:

Meeting all scheduled classes/labs/clinics and providing instruction in accordance with the philosophy and objectives of the college and the Department Chair’s approved course outline.
Using teaching methods and media designed to reach students of varying educational and experiential backgrounds to allow each student the opportunity to master the objectives of the course.
Informing students of course requirements through a course syllabus, including: specific objectives, means of attaining objectives, and methods of instruction and grading.
Evaluating students on a continuing basis to allow them to be aware of their own progress.
Participate in department and/or college level assessment of student learning outcomes in general education and career/technical courses and programs as required.
Recommending instructional materials, textbooks, appropriate instructional equipment, and the Library supportive reference materials.
Maintaining and submitting records as required by policy and procedures.
Promoting affirmative action equal opportunity concepts within the scope of assigned responsibilities.
Maintaining required credentials, licenses, certification as appropriate, and proficiency and up-to-date knowledge in the subject matter area.

Competencies/KSAs:

Demonstrates ability to plan, organize, and deliver appropriate curriculum.
Demonstrates ability to employ qualitative and quantitative analytical skills in the classroom.
Demonstrates excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Demonstrates ability to maintain accurate written student records as required by policy and procedure.
Demonstrates ability to inform students of all course requirements.
Demonstrates ability to evaluate students and offer feedback on a continuing basis.
Demonstrates ability to relate to student concerns and maintain open communication.
Demonstrates ability to work effectively with diverse populations.

Minimum Qualifications:

Completed Master’s degree in Geology from an accredited institution OR Master’s degree in any field with at least 18 graduate hours in geology related courses (from an accredited institution) that provide a foundation in the specific subject matter being taught.
Accepted discipline areas: Environmental Geology, Engineering Geology, Geotechnical Geology, Geosciences, and others, as determined by CV and transcript review.

Preferred Qualifications:

Experience teaching at the post-secondary or college level.

Selection Process:

Prior submission of application materials will not be considered. 
Visa support is not available for this position.
Part-time instructors are hired to teach on a temporary, as needed basis. Instructors may be employed per academic semester. Instructors are at-will and subject to the terms of their appointment.
Pikes Peak State College participates in the Colorado Public Employees' Retirement Association (PERA) contribution rates.  
Pikes Peak State College maintains a pool of qualified part-time instructors.
Part-time instructors will be selected to support department requirements.

Application Instructions: 

Application must be submitted online. Incomplete applications may not receive full consideration. A complete application will include:
Cover letter - Address the minimum and preferred qualifications in the order listed on the job announcement.
Resume - Reflect experience, education, knowledge, skills, and abilities.  
Unofficial Transcripts - Unofficial transcripts for all degrees conferred. 
Official transcripts are required if hired for the position. 
 
Professional References - Provide names and contact information for three recent professional references who can address your expertise and background for this position.