Under the general supervision of the Director of Stewardship or Regional Stewardship Manager, oversees the care and use of the organization’s preserves and conservation easement properties in a designated geographical area in order to protect the ecological and aesthetic value of the land, legal restrictions and requirements, public benefit opportunities and outreach.

This position reports to the Vice President of Conservation to identify, implement, assess and perform restoration and land management activities for Lake Forest Open Land’s properties and preserves. This position works closely with the Land Management team on ecological restoration, preserve maintenance and community engagement.

The Mashomack Preserve Conservation and Stewardship Manager plans, directs and implements stewardship programs, preserve management and maintenance for Mashomack and other sites where The Nature Conservancy has legal interests (conservation easements, restricted transfers, etc.) on Shelter Island, NY. As a member of the NY Division Land Assets Team and Long Island Conservation Lands Team, the Manager will work with stewardship, marketing/communication and other conservation staff to elevate and enhance the visitor experience, as well as maximize the conservation impacts at Mashomack. 

The Access Assistant is responsible for executing workload associated with public access and natural resource management on properties held and/or managed by the Land Trust of Santa Cruz County including Glenwood Open Space Preserve, Antonelli Pond, Davenport Bluffs, Star Creek Ranch, Watsonville Slough Farm, our Sandhills Preserves, Star Creek Ranch, Rocks Ranch, San Vicente Redwoods and the Byrne-Milliron Forest.

The primary objectives of this position are to maintain and develop GTRLC’s GIS technology and serve as the primary steward on a portfolio of preserves and sanctuaries. Preserve responsibilities include invasive species control, volunteer workdays, trail and infrastructure maintenance. 

The Stewardship Associate will assist the Land Trust of Virginia’s stewardship program. This professional will work closely with the rest of the stewardship team to fulfill our annual obligation of monitoring the 240 properties we have under conservation easement. These protected properties are located in 19 different Virginia counties, with the highest concentration located in the northern piedmont.

Landmark Conservancy seeks a compassionate, skilled, dynamic individual to join our team as a Stewardship Specialist. The Stewardship Specialist assists Landmark’s conservation team in stewarding Landmark’s conservation properties and initiatives. Working independently and collaboratively with staff and partners, the Stewardship Specialist assists in managing Landmark’s fee-owned lands and annually monitors conservation easement properties. This position trains and coordinates volunteers who assist in the monitoring of Landmark’s conservation easement properties.

The Land Resources Manager will play an integral part in creating the plans, priorities and processes to build a strong Land Resources Program. The Land Resources Manager will work to steward RiverLink’s existing fee-simple and conserved properties with the ultimate goal of protecting land as a means of improving water quality and protection of riparian habitat throughout the French Broad River watershed.

The Stewardship Director will coordinate the management of MALT's four Fee Title Properties. In addition, the Director will coordinate and direct all stewardship activities for the 80 plus conservation easements held by MALT and assist the Land and Water Conservation Director with the development of conservation easements and public projects.

The Creighton Conservation Specialist works as part of the Land Conservation team and participates in all areas of the Trustees’ land conservation work. This position is designed to both advance the strategic land conservation efforts of The Trustees while also building the successful applicant’s foundation skills in land conservation work.