The board of this newly formed organization now seeks a courageous leader and enthusiastic fundraiser who can assemble the many combined strengths of NHLT-NHF to launch a new phase of development and growth. This is a tremendous opportunity for an innovative nonprofit leader to grow an organization that is working at the intersection of urban agriculture, public health, food access, participatory community development, environmental education and stewardship and youth development. The successful candidate will be passionate about these expressions of the mission, will be able to guide the organization in implementing practices that ensure racial and economic equity and will help transition it into an organization that is primarily led by the communities it serves. She/he/they will also have significant experience and success in raising funds from diverse sources and advancing the strategic direction and operations of a not-for-profit organization with multiple, interlocking program areas. (posted 11/18)

Yggdrasil Land Foundation seeks its first full-time director. The director must be a self-starter and have the ability and discipline to work from home. The successful candidate will help the Yggdrasil pioneering board develop and implement the next level of success for the organization. They will have a deep understanding of the potential of place to allow social enterprise to prosper. Learn more about our organization by visiting our website. (posted 11/14)

The Director of Conservation directs the development, implementation and evaluation of Delaware Nature Society’s natural resource conservation efforts including land and easement acquisition and monitoring. This requires establishing and maintaining effective relationships with elected and appointed officials, representing Delaware Nature Society on local and regional Committees, sustaining collaborative partnerships with the National Wildlife Federation and peer organizations and developing personal relationships with easement donors, neighbors and constituents to promote our mission. (posted 11/14)

The Pacific Northwest Regional Director (Director) position offers an exciting opportunity to help shape and carry out the strategic agenda of a growing, forward-looking conservation organization. The Director will provide strategic leadership for American Farmland Trust’s programs in the Pacific Northwest Region, with an emphasis on Washington, Oregon and Idaho. The Director will report to the Vice President for Programs and will work out of the organization’s office in Seattle, Washington.  The Director will initially be responsible for managing three staff and a network of consultants and a budget of approximately $600,000 with substantial opportunities for growth in the future. (posted 11/6)

The Mid-Atlantic Regional Director (Director) position offers an exciting opportunity to help shape and carry out the strategic agenda of a growing, forward-looking conservation organization. The Director will provide strategic leadership for American Farmland Trust’s programs in the Mid-Atlantic Region, with an emphasis on Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia. (posted 10/25)

This position provides leadership, supervision, and support for landscape-based staff that are enabling our conservation strategies to be applied at a scale that matters. The DFR leads field staff, provides technical and scientific support to all conservation staff and leads the development, coordination, and implementation of experimental designs, monitoring protocols, and other evaluative projects intended to ensure the efficacy of practice. TNC’s strategies for achieving tangible and lasting conservation outcomes include protecting land and water, tackling climate change, providing food & water sustainably, and building healthy cities. (posted 10/23)

Steep Rock seeks a dynamic Executive Director who will lead the organization to “the next level” – in stewardship, promotion of biodiversity and conservation, funding, innovative community partnerships, and strong programs. The Executive Director will manage and direct the total operation of Steep Rock Association, promote the organization’s mission, and be the primary face of the organization in the community. (posted 10/21)

Join The Nature Conservancy and make a tangible and lasting impact by creating a world where both people and nature thrive. The Nature Conservancy seeks a proven and dynamic leader to serve as State Director of the Wyoming Chapter and advance its mission to conserve the lands and waters on which all life depends. The ideal candidate will possess exceptional leadership, fundraising, managerial, and team-building skills, conservation/business acumen and political savvy. ​(posted 10/17)

 As the Executive Director of the Gallatin Valley Land Trust, you would lead a professional staff of 11 and manage an annual budget of $2 million. You’d be a willing collaborator with our Board of Directors and staff to articulate our organizational vision and ensure our actions align with strategic goals. And you would be an accessible and enthusiastic mentor and motivator for a skilled team of professionals. (posted 10/10)

Mohonk Preserve seeks a leader and advocate who is passionate about its mission and legacy and ready to join with the Board to pursue new strategic goals in land protection, conservation science, education and stewardship. The successful candidate will have a background including high-level strategic leadership and management, fundraising, program management and oversight, collaborative ventures and constituency building. (posted 10/7)