Land Trust Job Board

The Catskill Center seeks a Communications Manager to inspire our audiences with impactful stories of the Catskills, and of the Catskill Center’s accomplishments. This individual will strengthen our relationships with our members and stakeholders and galvanize new audiences to support our mission.

American Prairie seeks an experienced Senior Land Acquisition Manager  to oversee and direct all aspects of acquisition from identification and cultivation of opportunities to purchase structuring, negotiation and closing in tight alignment with American Prairie’s acquisition strategies and organizational goals.

The New Canaan Land Trust seeks an enthusiastic and self-motivated Manager to run its Summer Steward Internship Program. The ideal candidate will have a passion for land conservation and stewardship, experience working on a variety of land stewardship projects and a desire to share their knowledge with the next generation of environmentalists.

Memorial Park Conservancy seeks an accomplished leader who demonstrates a keen understanding of, and passion for, the organization’s unique mission. This person must be ready to join with President & CEO, staff and Board to assist the Conservancy in pursuing its strategic goals through knowledge of and experience with principles, practices and methods of strategic leadership, urban park management, conservation, park planning, horticulture, forestry and facility management.

Responsible for open space management and planning, volunteer oversight and public outreach. Monitors and inventories natural resource features and public uses, and coordinates with agency and non-profit partners to preserve and enhance County Open Space and Trails facilities. Identifies and implements activities associated with resource and recreation management of Summit County properties and trails. Assists with grant writing and administration to fund open space projects, review of land use proposals, GIS mapping, procuring and managing independent contractor agreements and working to advance County Open Space protection and recreational goals. 

In 2018, HVA launched the RIO program as a response to reports of high visitor density at non-state, non-federal Housatonic River access sites in northwest Connecticut. These sites have fewer amenities in place (e.g., trash receptacles, restrooms), and dense crowds can negatively impact sites by contributing to litter and erosion. The overall goal of the RIO program is to preserve the outstanding natural character of Housatonic River access sites, with a specific objective of engaging with the public to inform about responsible use of access sites (e.g., Leave No Trace principles).

This new Land Transactions Project Manager position will be responsible for implementing all phases of real estate transactions to further POST’s land conservation projects, with an emphasis on key agricultural lands.

The summer internship is a nine-week program committed to restoring wildlife habitat, preserving high-quality prairies, and maintaining trails for public access. The internship includes a direct educational component including field trips to local environmental organizations, guest speakers and collecting data for environmental monitoring programs.

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 Development & Operations Associate is a full-time non-exempt position responsible for supporting the Director of Development and Operations. Specific deliverables will include but are not limited to maintaining French & Pickering’s donor database and generating insightful reports and analysis, as well as implementing French & Pickering’s fundraising, programming, communications, member services and marketing initiatives.

The Finance Manager directly supports the Executive Director and is responsible for maintaining the balance sheet, including monthly reporting, investment accounting, banking activities and accounts receivable and payable; the statement of activities, including contributions revenue, funds tracking and expense allocations; and financial reporting including audit preparation, maintain and provide all required support for fiscal year IRS 990 and State of CA income taxes prepared by CPA and assistance with Board of Directors reporting.

PRLC currently seeks two Preserve Steward Interns for their 2021 summer season to assist in a variety of stewardship and management duties on PRLC preserves throughout Pound Ridge. The successful applicants will have a willingness to learn, attention to detail, and enthusiasm for protecting the natural environment. Under the supervision of PRLC’s Land Steward & Program Director, intern duties may include preserve monitoring, trail maintenance and construction, performing boundary, sign and kiosk maintenance, invasive species control and ecological restoration, ecological monitoring and research, educational programming,and public outreach activities. Specific duties vary yearly based on the needs of the organization and interests of interns. 

The NCIFund Loan Servicing Specialist is responsible for performing multiple loan processing functions to ensure the integrity and accuracy of loan performance, documentation, insurance tracking, loan set‐up, file maintenance, quality control and customer service.

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.

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. 

Connecticut Forest & Park Association (CFPA) is seeking a Summer Trail Crew Leader who loves working with people and shares CFPA’s commitment to trail stewardship and volunteerism. The Crew Leader will primarily work outdoors leading CFPA’s Summer Trail Crew in building and maintaining the Blue-Blazed Hiking Trails in Connecticut.

Love working outside? Want to gain real hands-on experience in the trail conservation and outdoor recreation fields? Join our Summer Trail Crew as a CFPA intern and help improve Connecticut’s 825-mile Blue-Blazed Hiking Trail System.

The Director of Philanthropy manages the development department and is ultimately responsible for all fund raising at the Winnakee Land Trust, including annual support from individuals, foundations and businesses, capital campaigns, endowment fund raising, donor cultivation and stewardship, planned giving and the membership program. 

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.

The Sierra Stewardship and Restoration Manager would be responsible for providing the primary support for restoration planning and implementation in the giant sequoia range.

As the Director of Science and Conservation Planning, you would oversee all aspects of Save the Redwoods League’s science programs, a primary focus of which concerns redwood forest health and restoration.

The Humane Society of the United States, the nation’s most effective animal advocacy organization, is seeking a Program Specialist for the Wildlife Land Trust department. In this position you will be responsible to advance humane stewardship of our Wildlife Land Trust properties by providing program and administrative support and overseeing volunteer recruitment and onboarding.

The Stewardship Assistant assists the conservation team in stewarding Landmark’s portfolio of Conservation Easements and owned properties. The primary responsibility is performing annual monitoring of our conservation easements. The position also assists in preserve management projects and administering conservation files and database. 

Responsibilities include planning, executing and evaluating Conservation Florida’s annual membership campaigns, major gift and planned giving strategies, corporate partnerships and cause-related marketing campaigns, capital campaigns, donor events and other public activities related to philanthropy.

Responsibilities include supervision of other Land Stewardship Program employees, including two permanent staff positions, temporary work crews and internships. The Manager shall also supervise and interface with Land Stewardship Program volunteers, including the Galena Area Land Enthusiasts (“GALE”). 

The Land Protection & GIS Associate is a junior position within LTNC’s Lands Department, ideal for someone with intermediate GIS training and prior database management experience. The position is designed to work across all aspects of protecting land permanently for conservation. This job provides a nuts-and-bolts learning opportunity that combines development of the skills and experience used by conservation professionals with the higher level data management systems for conservation successes. 

Maine Farmland Trust, a vibrant, multifaceted organization committed to the future of farming and a national leader in farmland protection and access work, seeks their next President. At a time when farmers face great challenges and increasing development pressures, MFT seeks a leader to implement an ambitious strategic plan to accelerate the pace and scale of their work to meet the most pressing challenges facing Maine farms today.

Riverside Park and the adjacent Riverside Park South, West Harlem Piers Park and Fort Washington Park contain numerous entrance gardens, woodlands, scenic promenades, ballfields, cafes and access to six miles of Hudson River waterfront. Riverside Park Conservancy is looking for Woodland Restoration Gardeners and entry level techs to help us realize our stewardship goals.

Reporting to the Executive Director, the GIS and Conservation Data Manager supports all conservation-related activities of MECT, with a primary focus on the management and collection of data related to land protection and land stewardship projects, and additional assistance with data or mapping as needed to support strategic planning, outreach or other initiatives.

The Land Trust of Santa Cruz County is hiring an Executive Director to leads its efforts to protect, care for and connect people to the extraordinary landscapes of Santa Cruz County. The organization, founded in 1978, is seeking a forward-thinking leader who will shape the vision for conservation and public access in the county and solidify the organization as an important local leader in the community and among its numerous conservation partners. 

Heritage Conservancy seeks to hire a self-motivated, highly organized person who is an excellent communicator, very personable and passionate about educating others on the importance of our natural and historic resources.

The Land Trust seeks an energetic, motivated individual who is passionate about caring for fish and wildlife habitat in the Nisqually River Watershed. The Land Steward works collaboratively with Land Trust staff, volunteers and partners to plan, coordinate and implement land stewardship, habitat maintenance and habitat restoration activities.

The Land Stewardship Associate reports to the Land Stewardship Manager and assists with fulfilling stewardship duties for properties protected by a conservation easement held by Upstate Forever. This role spends a great deal of time visiting properties throughout the upcountry region of South Carolina. 

The Land Manager is primarily responsible for supervising and implementing a land management program that cares for the over 6,000 acres of land and nine nature preserves owned by TLC, eight of which are open to the public.

Reports to the Assistant Director and coordinates closely with the development team.  Expand and grow the major donor program and manage its implementation.  Create opportunities to foster meaningful interactions between major donors and the organization, including arranging one-on-one meetings, small cultivation events and assisting with larger fundraising events, with the goal of furthering both short and long-term relationships and financial support.

Frenchman Bay Conservancy seeks a seasonal (May to November) Land Steward to join our team of four full-time staff to accomplish field projects at our Preserves that our dedicated team of Stewardship Volunteers focuses on during the summer months.  Expectations are that this individual will work well with others, conduct themselves professionally at all times and assist with the advance preparation and day-of work with volunteers.

The Stewardship Associate participates in MALT’s easement monitoring program and contributes to MALT’s stewardship work and strategic initiatives. The position also participates in supporting the easement acquisition program by conducting site evaluations, providing mapping and grant applications support, drafting baseline documentation reports and coordinating field visits.

This position provides program and project management for MALT’s Stewardship Assistance Program (SAP), including but not limited to, (i) managing program development, (ii) providing on-the-ground technical assistance to farmers and ranchers and (ii) planning and implementing complex stewardship and climate-beneficial projects with multiple stakeholders, contractors and funding partners.

Mohonk Preserve, New York State’s largest member & visitor supported nature preserve, is seeking an experienced Environmental Educator to fill the position of Education Outreach Coordinator.

The Field Manager, under direction from the Executive Director, manages tree planting, tree care, volunteer activities and education programs. The Field Manager provides supervision of community volunteers and interns. The Field Manager grows Savannah Tree Foundation’s effectiveness through tree planting and stewardship, advocacy and outreach and community education programs.

The Real Estate Coordinator works with the Director of Conservation and other staff to coordinate land transactions, manage real estate data and research potential real estate projects. 

The Native Land Trust Council (NLTC), is an intertribal, emerging non-profit organization. Their mission is to support, strengthen and promote the cultural conservation and stewardship initiatives of Indigenous Native Peoples’ land trusts and conservancies that protect and preserve traditional resources and ways of life.

The Restoration Manager will continue to build upon a successful habitat management program that actively creates and restores native plant communities and sustains rare wildlife species. This position will lead complex restoration projects in prairie, wetland, and woodland habitats. You will be a member of Greenbelt’s Stewardship Team who collectively manages 3,700 acres of protected habitat.

Reporting to the Vice President for the Atlantic Flyway, the incoming Vice President and Executive Director will bring demonstrated experience successfully leading an organization or unit that is similar in its complexity, programs and services and funding structure to Audubon Connecticut and New York. Demonstrated success in implementing innovative conservation, policy, engagement and development strategies is preferred. Location: flexible within Connecticut and New York.

The Project Manager – Public Access (PMPA) coordinates and oversees the work of staff, contractors and external partners to manage, protect, enhance and restore the recreational, conservation, and agricultural values of SLT lands. The PMPA develops public access goals and strategies, consistent with SLT’s overall strategic plan, and ensures that public access initiatives align with organizational goals and resources.

Field techs will work with a core team of agency, ATC staff and trained volunteers to complete a detailed visual resource inventory of all 90+ A.T. viewpoints in Pennsylvania. This work will require hiking to designated viewpoints and collecting data using the National Park Service Enjoy the View protocol. Fieldwork trips may require multi-day backpacking and camping.

Located in the Central Sierra Nevada foothills where the Yuba and Bear Rivers define the land stretching from the rugged mountains in the east to the rolling oak woodlands in the west, Bear Yuba Land Trust (BYLT) has been a cornerstone organization in Nevada and Yuba Counties since 1990. To date, BYLT has conserved over 17,500 acres of the region’s natural open space, agricultural lands, forests, public trails, and watercourses.

The position requires three to five years of experience in land planning, and/or real property background. The ideal candidate will have experience with agricultural policy issues, conservation easements and fee acquisitions and build public/private partnerships to leverage conservation dollars. Any public policy experience a plus. 

Now in its second century, Audubon is dedicated to protecting birds and other wildlife and the habitat that supports them.

The National Audubon Society seeks a passionate Vice President and Executive Director to strengthen Audubon Texas’ rich history and expand its conservation contributions in Texas and throughout the entire Flyway, leading the organization to its next level of programmatic and financial success. The Vice President and Executive Director will exercise broad leadership and management responsibility in developing and executing statewide conservation policy, initiatives and public programming. The Vice President and Executive Director will also work with senior management in exploring opportunities and the feasibility of expanding Audubon Texas’ leadership in Audubon’s Gulf Coast, as well as emerging opportunities addressing water issues in Texas.

The positions will primarily include field work with some remote work from home or the NCLC office as COVID protocols may still be in effect.  Field work will take place at NCLC preserves and at preserves owned and managed by other area land trusts. This is a unique hands-on opportunity to gain experience with land and public preserve management, trail construction and maintenance, GPS/GIS and remote aerial imagery and other important stewardship activities for NCLC and NCLC partner organizations. 

The Land Steward prepares annual monitoring reports drafts and updates baseline documentation for conservation easements and maintains personal contact with landowners. This individual will be a point-person for SJPT’s conservation easement landowner relations effort, with responsibilities including (but not limited to) initial and follow-up landowner education and general efforts to assure positive and productive landowner relationships.

The Major Gift Officer serves as part of the Development team and reports to the Director of Philanthropy. This position is responsible for identifying, researching, cultivating, soliciting, and stewarding individuals capable of making major and planned gifts of five-, six- and seven-figures to support the mission of the San Juan Preservation Trust (SJPT). 

Whiterock Conservancy is seeking a dynamic, skilled leader who can foster a positive, productive workplace culture while keeping our organization strong, nimble and visionary. Whiterock Conservancy stewards a 5,500-acre expanse of woods, river, prairie, trails, campgrounds and rolling cropland under the dark sky. Our mission blends outdoor recreation and nature experiences with innovative conservation management of working lands.

To provide opportunities for gaining practical conservation stewardship and outreach skills while exploring career options, to promote community service and environmental awareness through community engagement and volunteerism in the outdoors and to obtain an AmeriCorps Education Award.

The Communications and Development Coordinator increases BRLT’s visibility through development programs, outreach events and communication channels. This position helps to develop and implement strategic communications plans to inspire and engage a growing constituency for conservation, creates an inclusive and welcoming organizational presence and effectively demonstrate the impacts of Bitter Root Land Trust in the community we serve.

The Stewardship Associate assists in monitoring all JHLT conservation easements and properties owned by the JHLT and provides support to stewardship staff as needed.

The ideal candidate for this position will be an inspiring, communicative and forward-thinking leader who has experience working with donors and supporters and collaborating on policy initiatives across a variety of political perspectives. They should be strategic and visionary and will be comfortable as a visible conservation leader and spokesperson across the Yellowstone to Yukon region. As the leader of a growing and influential program, the U.S. Program Director should be inherently curious, innovative, inclusive and relationship-driven, and should be eager to build networks across Y2Y’s US region for the purpose of best serving the area’s conservation initiatives. Y2Y manages a registered charity in both the United States and Canada, registered in Montana and Alberta respectively, and endeavors to operate seamlessly between the two countries with the assistant of Board members across the US and Canada. As such, this leader should bring experience collaborating with and communicating updates to Board members.

The candidate selected for this position will be expected to manage annual giving, major donor giving, foundation and corporate giving and provide support for a future capital campaign. They will assist in setting, measuring and meeting the Kiawah Conservancy’s fundraising goals.

The Indiana Chapter of The Nature Conservancy is seeking a Land Strategies Director to lead a team of land protection professionals in implementing and achieving internal conservation priorities. They will use a full range of protection tools including gifts, easements, purchases, lease registries, conservation brokerages and cooperative projects and represent the Conservancy in relationships and negotiations with private landowners, conservation partner organizations, government agencies and advisory committees.

The Nature Conservancy in Indiana is seeking a crew of Field Technicians for its 8,400-acre Kankakee Sands Preserve located in Morocco, Indiana. The Field Technicians will participate in preserve operations and work as a team on prescribed fires, invasive species control and native seed collection and processing.

American Farmland Trust is the only national organization that takes a holistic approach to agriculture, focusing on the land itself, the agricultural practices used on that land and the farmers and ranchers who do the work. Since our founding in 1980, AFT has helped permanently protect over 6.5 million acres of agricultural lands, advanced environmentally-sound farming practices on millions of additional acres and helped thousands of farm families make a go of it (primarily through programs that increase farm viability and/or enhance farmland access.

As an integral part of the AFT Programs team, the Pacific Northwest Policy Manager works in coalition with AFT's partners in Washington and Oregon to effect change at both the state and local levels. The policy manager will build relationships with policy makers, seek to understand the status of existing zoning, funding streams and farmland protection programs, develop and advocate for policy changes, track pertinent legislation and identify opportunities to work in concert with like-minded organizations.

The Volunteer and Outreach Coordinator VISTA will create volunteer and outreach opportunities that will support the long-term sustainability of the Land Labs program. The VISTA member will seek out relationship building opportunities with non-traditional conservation partners; develop a volunteer management database and volunteer training program; and assist in developing special events to support GPC and the Land Labs program.

The Development Coordinator VISTA will investigate funding opportunities and communication strategies that will support the long-term sustainability of the Land Labs program. 

The Land Stewardship Assistant will assist with all aspects of conservation land stewardship for Buzzards Bay Coalition protected lands. This will ensure that the natural resources on the property are protected, the public is able to safely enjoy the properties as appropriate and the requirements of the latest Land Trust Standards and Practices are met or exceeded.

Do you have a passion for protecting open spaces, habitats and wildlife; developing and executing strategic political campaigns; and working with a variety of partners, from government agencies and officials to community organizations and activists? Do you share our vision for every person from every one of our region’s diverse communities deserves access to restorative nature, clean water and healthy air? Save the Sound is seeking a Land Campaigns Manager to join our dynamic team, working collaboratively to protect and restore Long Island Sound and the watershed lands that sustain it for all people and our wildlife neighbors.

Under guidance from the Director of Research, the Precision Aquaculture Scientist leads USDA‐ARS research objectives related to precision aquaculture technologies and develops and leads precision aquaculture research projects through industry contracts and/or collaborations with external researchers.

As a key member of the leadership team, the Director of Development and Communications is responsible for designing and implementing vigorous and comprehensive fundraising and communications strategies to secure the resources needed to support the organization’s annual operating budget of approximately $5.5 million and long-term financial goals.

Key responsibilities include managing a portfolio of conservation easements and GSA-owned properties, spearheading land stewardship activities, working to develop new conservation project opportunities, managing strong landowner relationships, developing and promoting events related to land conservation, identifying and pursuing funding opportunities for conservation projects and ensuring adherence to standards that maintain GSA’s accreditation by the Land Trust Accreditation Commission.

We are seeking a full-time Director of Human Resources to lead and direct the functions of the Human Resources department including employment-related legal compliance, recruitment and selection of staff, and the administration of compensation, benefits, and company policies and practices.

The position is primarily responsible for supporting staff by ensuring smooth day-to-day functioning of the office, including answering phones, managing file organization, etc., but may include some financial duties, support fundraising and development and assist with organizational communications as needed.

If you are a motivated self-starter with excellent communication and a willingness to learn and grow with us, read on! This is a part-time, year-round position based in the Marquette office, though currently 75% remote due to the COVID pandemic: currently requires some in-office time to check mail, etc. and will be expected to amove back to the office post-pandemic.

The Conservation Specialist will manage land acquisition and conservation easements at the Santa Fe Conservation Trust located in Santa Fe, NM, and assist with the stewardship of conserved lands already in SFCT's portfolio. The CS will also work with a stewardship team to monitor, care for and maintain records on fee title lands and lands under conservation easement.

The Preserve Stewardship Coordinator will be responsible for all aspects of management and stewardship of our nature preserves and other lands and waters in the Adirondacks of upstate New York. The Coordinator will implement a range of conservation land management activities intended to connect people with equitable access to nature and protect important ecological resources.

This position facilitates the Trust’s development efforts and: 1) manages the annual giving program, major donor program, foundation program and corporate giving program, 2) provides support for an ongoing capital campaign, 3) organizes donor field trips and other Trust events 4) helps set, measure and meet the organization’s fundraising goals. The Manager provides substantial support to the Executive Director, senior staff, and Board of Directors and will also serve as staff liaison to the Philanthropy Committee of the Board of Directors.

The Island Institute, a dynamic community development nonprofit based in Rockland, Maine, seeks an experienced, visionary and engaging leader to serve as its president. The next president will join the Island Institute (the Institute) at an important inflection point in the organization’s history, with a new organizational structure and focus to its work.

The Senior Government Relations Representative is a lead lobbyist supporting The  Conservation Fund’s departments, programs and project leaders, primarily by helping represent the organization with the Administration, Congress and Non‐Governmental Organizations. 

The Conservation Easement Steward is responsible for ensuring that the Forest Society fulfills its perpetual stewardship responsibilities for over 750 conservation easements and deed restrictions covering more than 135,000 acres. The Conservation Easement Steward works directly with owners of protected lands and other Forest Society staff to ensure compliance with easement terms, cultivate cooperative relationships with landowners and resolve potential compliance issues.

Pee Dee Land Trust is seeking a highly motivated individual to join our team as the Administration and Outreach Coordinator.  Tis full time position will be responsible for maintaining the donor databases as well as assisting the Director of Education and Outreach with all aspects of PDLT’s education and outreach program. 

The Development Assistant is responsible for providing administrative support in the organization’s Fundraising development and communications team. He or she will support development projects and processes, such as data entry and donor cultivation and support grant applications by gathering supporting documents, mailing applications etc.

BYLT is a seeking Development Specialist who is excited to join our dynamic organization at a pivotal moment of growth. We are looking for an exceptional candidate who will help to define and manage all aspects of BYLT’s development strategy including major gifts, planned giving, annual giving and appeal campaigns, government and foundation support, corporate giving and sponsorships and fundraising events.

The Steward is a field-based position responsible for invasive species control and property maintenance, including public use infrastructure. The Steward will both work independently and oversee a small seasonally contracted field crew. This person will also assist with the development of property management plans, conservation easement monitoring and oversight of ecological restoration projects.

The Stewardship Manager is a full-time exempt position responsible for managing all aspects of the Conservancy’s conservation easement stewardship program and contributing to its strategic planning and initiatives. The Stewardship Manager reports to the Executive Director and supervises one full-time stewardship staff.

As the Land Steward of the Gallatin Valley Land Trust, you will support senior Stewardship Program staff to ensure that the organization’s portfolio of 115 conservation easements remain in compliance and continue to provide all conservation values for which they were originally protected. The Land Steward will provide exemplary service to our landowners through their annual monitoring visits.

California Farmland Trust seeks an energetic, versatile communications professional to join our team. The Communications Associate is responsible for coordinating the organization’s internal and external communication and outreach activities to maximize exposure in target markets. The individual manages the implementation of such strategies by assisting with external outreach, web content and exposure, social media communications, videos and other creative services. 

The watershed coordinator serves as a resource for Indian River Lake associations, IRLC State of the Lakes Summit meetings, IRLC Land Stewardship Committee and Project WHIRL (Protectors of Water and Habitat on the Indian River Lakes) high school program to enable effective lake community outreach and provide expert advice on all water quality and invasive species initiatives. 

We are looking for a Legal Counsel to provide legal advice and support the League staff and also to assist and support the General Counsel.  In particular, the Legal Counsel has a significant role regarding the wide range of League transactions with the goal of protecting the League’s legal interests and maintaining its operations.

You are a systems mastermind who likes people. You know first-hand the power of technology to unlock potential. You are ready to bring your expertise to a mission-driven organization.

The Maryland Field Representative is a transaction facilitator with a primary focus on assisting the Maryland State Director in connection with the performance of real estate conservation acquisitions. The Maryland Director’s primary focus is sourcing, while the MDFR sees projects through to closing.

Responsible for managing all aspects of the Palmetto Trail’s AmeriCorps program (The Palmetto Conservation Corps). Serve as the primary contact between the Palmetto Trail and the South Carolina Commission for National and Community Service.

The Katy Prairie Conservancy seeks a Marketing and Development Associate to provide support to KPC’s advancement team. Under the direction of the Advancement Director, this position assists with a variety of projects related to marketing, public relations, special events, general fundraising and database management.

The Regional Counsel provides legal advice, contract drafting and negotiation, transaction implementation and related services for The Conservation Fund in connection with real estate activities, including acquisition, preservation, ownership, and disposition of land and conservation easements through resales and gifts for conservation purposes, and loans to land trusts and other conservation partners.

Work alongside environmental educators to lead youth outdoor summer nature programs while gaining hands-on experience within the field of environmental education.

The Trails Team Leader is responsible for identifying and executing trails specific stewardship needs across the region and will coordinate assisting other stewardship staff as scheduled. In addition, the Trails Team Leader will provide site-based leadership for trails projects and maintenance work where multiple staff are present, and this role will serve as a coordinator for capital and special projects as appropriate. 

The Conservation Programs Manager is a key position at Delaware Wild Lands and will help ensure DWL’s success in achieving our mission and expanding our conservation and restoration work. The Conservation Programs Manager will assist with land conservation, protection, management and restoration efforts, supervise the New Castle County Land Steward, and oversee conservation and restoration projects and programs on DWL's 6,000 acres of land holdings in New Castle County, Delaware.

Kestrel Land Trust is seeking to a Conservation Manager to identify and implement land conservation projects in support of our strategic plan to protect wildlands and woodlands, farmland and to create natural parks and trails that are welcoming to the rural, suburban and urban communities in the Pioneer Valley of western Massachusetts.

The Membership Engagement Manager will build broad support for our mission within the community by increasing the public’s exposure to our unique natural environment, by connecting members to other members, our programs, and our preserves and by fostering relationship building between our staff and board and members.

The Teton Regional Land Trust is seeking a charismatic leader. The ideal candidate has a conservation/natural resource background and is an excellent fundraiser and manager with strong skills in communication, collaboration, strategic planning, financial management and supervision.

Work and play in paradise! Seeking a dynamic leader for Director of Land Management and Open Space.

Join our team, evaluating farmland conservation grant applications and assisting with the administration of the VHCB Farmland Conservation Program to conserve important agricultural land. Help with policy development and provide technical assistance and capacity-building support in collaboration with applicants and partners. Qualifications include experience with agricultural land conservation easements and transactions; addtionally, knowledege and experience in natural resources and land use planning desired.

Summary of Position

The Review Specialist is part of a dedicated team that implements the national accreditation program to build and recognize strong land trusts, foster public confidence in land conservation and help ensure the long-term protection of land. The Review Specialist promotes and implements the Commission’s values of integrity, accountability and service.