Working with strong and talented program teams working throughout the basin, this role offers a unique perspective to influence and shape our conservation strategies and priorities – and to help create a resilient and equitable future for the people, animals, lands, and waters in the basin.  The Director works closely with teams organized to focus on floodplain, government relations, science, agriculture and communications priorities, and facilitates a diverse leadership team that works to integrate conservation strategies in alignment with The Nature Conservancy’s Shared Conservation Agenda.

As the Executive Director you will lead what is best described as a start-up conservation land trust with a rich, well-funded history as a mitigation organization. You will bring an entrepreneurial spirit to build on the strong foundation already in place and help lead LRT in the future.

Rhode Island Land Trust Council, a statewide non-profit organization that works to permanently conserve open and natural land in Rhode Island by supporting land trusts, promoting responsible use and stewardship of conserved lands, and advocating for sound land conservation policy, is seeking an Executive Director. 

The Beaver Creek Wetlands Association (BCWA) seeks a full-time Executive Director to lead the organization. The ED will work with two additional paid administrative staff.

PSI is currently seeking an Executive Director to lead our team. The ED is responsible for organizing and supervising strategies that enhance the livelihoods and capabilities of those who sustainably manage and care for natural resources. Ensuring the future health of high plains ecosystems is an evolving challenge and requires that the ED leads the organization to both generate and implement solutions to this challenge. 

Ideal candidates are driven by a love of the outdoors, believe in the power of volunteers and will elevate volunteer stewardship of Colorado’s unique environment. This individual will demonstrate CEO or equivalent leadership experience gained over a career of progressive management experience in the nonprofit, corporate and/or government sectors. This executive has experience mobilizing talent to support impact and organizational outcomes. It is expected that candidates can demonstrate success in building durable relationships with volunteers, partners, stakeholders and donors. This results-oriented leader will demonstrate success in operating a financially healthy and sustainable organization.

The Director of Conservation Collaboration facilitates the development, implementation and active management of the Region’s conservation portfolio business plans and strategies. They advise Divisions and Business Units on active strategy management and serve as a key liaison with the Chief Conservation Office. This position will help ensure effective collaboration across functions, Business Units and between the Region and the Chief Conservation Office regarding all aspects of conservation planning, goal setting, strategy management and metrics and monitoring.

The key role of the State Director is to lead, manage and inspire the chapter staff and trustees to collectively achieve the maximum contribution to the organization’s mission. They ensure success in conservation and fundraising programs and contribute intellectual, financial and human resources to priority, cross-boundary initiatives. 

The Little Forks Conservancy is seeking a full-time Executive Director who will serve as the public face of the organization to the community, foundations, and key contributors and is responsible for building financial and public support for our mission.

The Executive Director (ED) is responsible for advancing the mission of OLT through leadership in the areas of land protection and stewardship, development, community relations, regional partnership coordination, and board development.  The ED will bring vision, energy, and creativity to develop strategies and new opportunities for Opacum in service to its host communities and partners.  In collaboration with an active and dedicated Board of Directors and an experienced Assistant Director, the Executive Director will develop and carry out the strategic and programmatic goals for Opacum Land Trust.