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Land Specialist, Peninsula Open Space Trust
Deadline: September 15, 2008
Land Specialist to support our Land Department. Conducts density analyses, research of property ownership, natural resources, and potential partners; analyzes market value of potential acquisitions using market data, analysis of zoning an planning policies, development potential and economics of development; oversees and conducts real estate market research, including analysis of recent sales and listings ; develops and monitors the Land Department budget; manages the Land Department database; prepares documetns and correspondence for land acquisitions and transfer projects; provides administrative support as needed. Qualifications: excellent written and verbal communication skills; ability to prioritize and effectively handle multiple tasks; excellent organizational skills; two years of relevant exprience preferred; college degree. Competitive salary with benefits. No relocation expenses. Send resume with cover letter to hr@openspacetrust.org. (posted 8/22/08)
Central Valley Program Director, Tuolumne River Trust
Deadline: August 31, 2008
The Tuolumne River Trust has an immediate opening for a Central Valley Program
Director in our Modesto, California office. The Central Valley Program Director
coordinates all aspects of the Trust’s Central Valley Program in advancing work
to restore the lower Tuolumne River, its fishery and wildlife resources, improve
recreational opportunities on the river, and ensure successful implementation of
our outreach and education program. Desired qualifications include an advanced
degree in engineering, biology, hydrology, law, environmental policy, planning,
landscape architecture or other related field; 3-5 years experience in the
environmental field; and others. To view the full job description please visit
our website www.tuolumne.org and follow the application submission requirements
found there. (posted 8/15/08)
River Parkway Project Manager, Tuolumne River Trust
Deadline: August 31, 2008
The Tuolumne River Trust has an immediate opening for a River Parkway Project
Manager to be based out of our Modesto, California office. Working under the
supervision of the Central Valley Program Director and the Deputy Executive
Director, the River Parkway Project Manager manages and coordinates all aspects
of protection, science, stewardship, community and government relations for the
Lower Tuolumne River Parkway, an initiative to implement a mosaic of public and
private habitat and recreation projects along the 52-mile reach of the lower
Tuolumne River. Desired qualifications include an advanced degree in
engineering, biology, hydrology, landscape architecture or other related field;
2-4 years experience in the environmental field; and others. To view the full
job description please visit our website www.tuolumne.org and follow the
application submission requirements found there. (posted 8/15/08)
Bay Area Organizer, Tuolumne River Trust
Deadline: August 31, 2008
The Tuolumne River Trust is seeking a Bay Area Organizer to help promote a
sustainable water plan for the San Francisco Bay Area. Duties will include
lobbying the SFPUC and its wholesale customers to support a water plan that
helps promote long-term health of the Tuolumne; working with cities and water
utilities to promote water conservation and recycling; volunteer organization;
PowerPoint presentations to local groups; reseraching best management systems
for ecosystem protection and restoration; and updating the Bay Area portion of
the Trust's website. Desired qualifications include experience in advocacy,
communications, and/or community organizing; Bachelor's degree in environmental
science, resource management, political science, or other related field; and
others. For a full job description please visit our website www.tuolumne.org and
follow the application submission requirements found there. (posted 8/15/08).
Jenner Headlands Project Manager, Sonoma Land Trust
Deadline: August 31, 2008
The Sonoma Land Trust is seeking an experienced Stewardship Project Manager to manage the Jenner Headlands project, a 5,630 acre property on the Sonoma Coast, just north of the mouth of the Russian River, next to the town of Jenner. The property will be managed in a manner where, first and foremost, the ecological values of the land will be protected and enhanced, and secondarily, the lands will be managed to contribute to the economic vitality of the region while ultimately supporting the long-term stewardship of the property. Portions of the property may continue to be used for grazing and the management of forest resources, and public access will be a part of the management plan. For a detailed job description and requirements, please visit our website at www.sonomalandtrust.org. (posted 7/25/08)
Chief Executive Officer, Friends of the Desert Mountains
Deadline: open until filled
The Chief Executive Officer directs the work of the Friends of the Desert Mountains, a non-profit organization whose mission is to acquire, preserve and protect lands in the Coachella Valley area and to increase community awareness and support for these efforts and for the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument. This position reports to the President of the Board. The CEO is responsible for directing and implementing the goals of the organization including the administration of the entire agency and supervision of the current staff of four employees. For detailed list of responsibilities and qualifications, visit www.desertmountains.org. (posted 7/25/08)
Chief Executive Officer, Friends of the Desert Mountain
Deadline: August 28, 2008
The Chief Executive Officer directs the work of the Friends of the Desert Mountains, a non-profit organization whose mission is to acquire, preserve and protect lands in the Coachella Valley area and to increase community awareness and support for these efforts and for the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument. Friends of the Desert Mountain (FODM) has an active land acquisition program and presently owns nearly 13,000 acres of land and has been involved with the acquisition of over 30,000 acres in land deals involving tens of millions of dollars. Land acquisition is funded primarily by government and foundation grants and through local fundraising efforts and donations. CEO responsibilities are: implement FODM's land acquisition program; facilitate the sale of non-conservation land to generate revenue; drive the FODM strategic planning process. (7/11/08)
Chief Executive Officer, California League of Conservation Voters
Deadline: open until filled
The California League of Conservation Voters (CLCV) is the nationally prominent, political action arm of California's environmental movement and the oldest and largest state environmental voter league in the United States. CLCV has headquarters in Oakland, an office in Los Angeles and a presence in Sacramento. A minimum of 6 years of senior-level management experience, preferably as CEO or E.D. is required. Significant political experience and management savvy is important as well as a superior track record as a fundraiser. Statewide experience is preferred and background with a membership organization is helpful. Direct resumes to Johnston and Company, Attn: CLCV. Send to jandc@johnstonco.org. Additional information can be found at www.ecovote.org and www.clcvedfund.org. (7/11/08)
Fund Development Coordinator, Placer Land Trust
Deadline: open until filled
The Fund Development Coordinator will educate, cultivate, and solicit donors; will coordinate events; and will raise diverse funds through a variety of other methods. For a full job description and application instructions, see www.placerlandtrust.org. This is a salaried and exempt position. The ideal position is full-time (40 hrs/wk); a part-time position (not less than 20 hrs/wk) may be negotiated for an exceptional candidate. The position requires limited travel and frequent work during evenings and weekends. Flexible work hours and limited telecommuting options may be arranged. Salary range depending on qualifications and experience. (6/27/08)
Land Transaction Specialist, Solano Land Trust
Deadline: open until filled
We are seeking a Land Transaction Specialist to protect agricultural land and habitat through the acquisition of conservation easements and land in fee-title. Be part of a dynamic team conserving farmland and open space in a rapidly urbanizing San Francisco Bay Area county. The Land Transaction Specialist establishes landowner relations, secures grant funds and agency approvals, completes all aspects of complicated land transactions including negotiating terms of land deals, oversees assessment of farmland and habitat, and conducts stewardship of easement lands. Ability to plan, organize and carry out complex tasks over long time periods essential. Minimum 3 years experience and knowledge in the following: real estate, law, agriculture, environmental science and/or grant writing. B.A. or advanced degree in related field. See full job description at www.solanolandtrust.org. Full time position with competitive salary and benefits. Send cover letter and resume to rob@solanolandtrust.org. (6/20/08)
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