this position will play a central role in building and managing PFT’s portfolio of forest conservation projects in Oregon and regionally. The Project Manager will engage with landowners, key funders, and agency stakeholders to identify, initiate, and manage conservation projects and transactions. Particular emphasis will be on advancing our outreach and building our constituency and support in Oregon. (posted 10/14)

The Jackson Hole Land Trust has an immediate opening for a salaried position as Conservation Project Manager. This role assists the Director of Conservation primarily in the administration of the Land Protection Program and will assist with stewardship, fundraising and communications, as needed. (posted 10/14)

The Realty Grants Specialist (GS-1101-12/13) will administer and monitor land acquisition grants under the Wildlife Restoration, Sport Fish Restoration, Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, National Coastal Wetlands Conservation Grant Programs, and other grant programs. (posted 10/2)

Placer Land Trust is seeking an experienced Land & Recreation Manager with strong technical experience and interpersonal skills to manage/monitor protected land and develop/support public recreation and land access programs on certain PLT properties/preserves. (posted 9/17)

Great Land Trus is seeking a Conservation Project Manager to be responsible for due diligence, recordkeeping, and drafting and negotiating legal documents including purchase and sale agreements and conservation easements associated with new projects. The Conservation Project Manager will be fluent in tax benefits associated with land conservation. (posted 9/11)

The National Park Foundation has secured funding to establish the Traubert Lands Fellowship. This Fellowship is a highly selective, two-year position aimed at recent graduates with a Masters or similar advanced degree in natural resource conservation, historic preservation or related area. (posted 9/10)

The Monadnock Conservancy, a nonprofit conservation land trust serving the Monadnock region of southwestern New Hampshire, seeks qualified candidates for the full-time position of Conservation Project Manager to join a staff of nine in our Keene, New Hampshire, office. (posted 9/9)

The Conservation Project Manager will be responsible for land conservation project development, grant writing and research, drafting conservation easements, creating baseline documentation reports and land stewardship plans, monitoring conservation easements and fee-owned lands, conducting geographic analyses in support of conservation projects, and producing high-quality maps and reports. (posted 8/9)