Teton Regional Land Trust’s Resource Specialist acts with the Conservation Director and other staff to complete stewardship program duties including providing natural resource expertise, stewarding conservation easements, completing baseline documentation and developing and implementing habitat restoration projects. (posted 1/22)

SEAL Trust is hiring a Stewardship Coordinator who will be responsible for stewarding and managing SEAL Trust’s 37 conservation properties; supporting land protection projects; assisting with outreach activities; and, general organizational support.  (posted 1/17)

This position is responsible for the stewardship of PFT’s easement interests under the supervision of senior staff. Consistent with  PFT policies and procedures, and best practices promulgated by the Land Trust Accreditation Commission, the Stewardship Associate will monitor PFT’s eased forest properties consistent with approved Monitoring Plans, review management plans and timber harvest plans, undertake monitoring using both field and remote sensing, contribute to the management and implementation of property information systems, contribute to property baseline development, develop monitoring plans for new acquisitions, and perform other related CE monitoring and management goals and tasks. (posted 1/17)

Land Stewardship Technicians monitor the corridor, maintain its surveyed boundaries, and mitigate encroachments. Backcountry fieldwork is the primary function of these positions. Technicians plan project logistics, record detailed field data, produce thorough reports, and maintain vehicles and equipment. Work involves collaboration with dedicated volunteers and partner organizations. (posted 1/17)

The Land Steward is responsible for the stewardship of Jackson Hole Land Trust's conservation easement properties, and providing support and clarity to our conservation partners through effective communication and resources. The core of this position is to ensure for the integrity of our conservation easement partnerships and properties through annual accurate and thorough monitoring. (posted 1/17)

Job duties include monitoring conservation easements, coordinating volunteers and performing trail maintenance and construction as well as participating in organizational fundraising and outreach activities. Must be proficient with GIS mapping, Excel spreadsheets and advanced word processing. Candidates must be able to work independently and as part of a team in a variety of different settings including outdoors and a shared office space, and have excellent communication skills. (posted 1/17)

This position will actively facilitate communication and relationship building with easement landowners, schedule visits and conduct monitoring visits to easement properties, photograph property conditions and collect data in the field, produce maps in GIS reflecting collected data, and compile monitoring reports with these data. (posted 1/17)

These are full-time, temporary positions based at SELT’s offices in Exeter, NH.  The Seasonal Land Steward positions are a great opportunity for anyone interested in being engaged in and supporting land conservation and stewardship at an Accredited land trust that has a strong track record of success of both completing land conservation projects and fulfilling its stewardship obligations. (posted 1/7)

Lancaster Conservancy is seeking a skilled field technician to join our team as a full-time Land Steward. The Land Steward works with our Preserves Manager and Forester (and, at times, independently) on our nature preserves to perform routine maintenance, assist with projects and co-lead volunteer work days. (posted 1/7)

They will provide technical leadership and support by planning, directing and implementing preserve management programs and stewardship, address critical threats to natural systems and individual species, foster cross-site learning among an international conservation community and supply conservation planning teams with site information relevant to the planning process. They will coordinate community support, facilitate neighbor relationships, and maintain preserve areas frequented by the visiting public. (posted 1/6/2020)