The Director will be responsible for leading and implementing strategies and programs at the national level to support the Alliance’s efforts to accelerate the pace and quality of community-centered conservation. The Director will be responsible for building and maintaining relationships with key stakeholders, from both within and outside the traditional land conservation network, and cultivating opportunities for strategic partnerships at the national, regional and local levels. The Director will serve as an advocate and resource to advance the Alliance’s commitment to embed the principles of diversity, equity and inclusion in the Alliance and its national network. (posted 1/24)

The National Audubon Society is seeking a transformative Center Director that is an experienced non-profit leader who is passionate about conservation, brings experience building programs and raising earned and contributed revenue, and is excited about the opportunity to work for a national organization. The Director will have a deep understanding of non-profit leadership, strong development experience and demonstrated expertise in program development. (posted 1/22)

Scion Executive Search has been retained to conduct a search for the incoming Chief Executive Officer on behalf of our incredible client, the Hill Country Conservancy; a renowned organization dedicated to the preservation of vital natural resources through conservation, community collaboration and engagement for the Texas Hill Country, greater Austin, Texas area and beyond. This tremendous opportunity is full-time and located onsite in the organization’s headquarters in Austin, Texas. (posted 1/22)

The executive director will lead a staff of five others in pursuing Mendocino Land Trust’s mission of preserving coastal and inland properties, forestland and agricultural land as well as restoring watersheds and building and maintaining trails in Mendocino County. The ideal candidate will have experience supervising a professional team, a background in land conservation and proven success in fundraising, budget management and working with community partners. (posted 1/17)

The organization is in the eastern portion of the North American Great Lakes, a globally important ecological region that is critical for many migratory bird species throughout the year. Buffalo Audubon looks to build on its 110-year history of environmental education, advocacy and stewardship to advance Western New York’s environmental recovery and regeneration. The Executive Director will oversee a budget approaching $1 million and all areas of the organization, including staff and board development, fundraising, program management, outreach and advocacy and nonprofit business operations. (posted 1/9)

As executive director of The Wetlands Conservancy, you will work with a team of highly dedicated staff and board members – conservation advocates, all – to create our next chapter, helping us build on our current initiatives and expand our opportunities. You’ll play a lead role in regional collaborative conservation, building communities’ resiliency to the effects of climate change, and contributing to local, state and federal conservation policy. Your exceptional leadership and management skills will ensure that TWC effectively fulfills its mission, working with culturally diverse communities throughout the state. (posted 1/7)

The Mid-Atlantic Regional 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. The Director will initially be responsible for managing two staff and a network of consultants and a budget of approximately $550,000 with substantial opportunities for growth in the future. (posted 1/2)

The California State Deputy Director position presents an exciting opportunity to play a significant role in shaping the growth of AFT’s programs in California. Reporting to the State Director, the Deputy Director will have both internal and external facing responsibilities, ranging from partner relations, program management and administration. The Deputy Director will work closely with the State Director to chart AFT California’s future growth and strategic response to an ever-increasing demand for the organization’s services. (posted 1/2)

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. (posted 1/2)

Greenbelt Land Trust is located in Corvallis, Oregon and is seeking a visionary Executive Director with wide experience, a love for land conservation, and a talent for working with people from a diversity of backgrounds and cultures. Greenbelt is recognized regionally and nationally as an exceptional accredited land trust. (posted 12/4)