Land Trust Job Board

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The Director of Policy and Land Conservation manages the personnel, functions, activities and internal and external relationships of the Policy and Land Conservation Department. The incumbent is responsible for promoting sound urban tree protection and preservation strategies, ensuring productive relationships with council members, their staff and a host of like-missioned organizations, and; the preservation of lands through easements, tax sales and the like. As part of Casey Trees’ senior management team, the Director also ensures the effective and efficient delivery of all Casey Trees programs organization-wide, works to ensure collaboration and communications among departments and; serves as a spokesperson for Casey Trees’ mission, motto and tree canopy goal.

The Land Protection Specialist will report to the Director of Land Protection, and is a full-time wage position. The primary responsibilities include stewardship, land protection and outreach.

The Development Assistant is a temporary three-year, part time position responsible for assisting the Executive Director and volunteers in the administrative activities of the Land Trust’s Capital Campaign and other organizational development efforts (with the possibility of continuance beyond the three-year tenure).  Reports to the Executive Director and works closely with the Chairs of the Capital Campaign, Development, and Membership committees.

This moment marks an exciting time in MALT’s history as they seek to find an innovative and inspiring leader who will drive on the cutting edge of farmland conservation. Reporting directly to the Board, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of MALT will build on the successes of MALT and continue moving the organization and the community forward. MALT seeks an innovative and dynamic leader, that will lead the organization to enrich the farming communities, expand public support and be an advocate for the mission of land conservation and local food in Marin County. The successful candidate will think creatively about the capabilities of a land trust and lead the organization to adopt new and evolved practices.

If you have experience planning, managing and implementing habitat restoration projects, consider joining the HELIX Restoration Team.  Be a part of a growing group of restoration focused individuals, working to develop and implement creative restoration solutions to challenges such as endangered species habitat creation and reestablishment of wetlands.  At HELIX, we are dedicated to our clients and we are passionate about providing the highest quality of service to every customer, on every product, for every project – no matter how big or small. We pride ourselves on this commitment to excellence and to make it happen, we know that it takes a team and a diligent effort. We all roll up our sleeves, at every level of the company, and we jump in to support each other along the way. Do you want to be a part of this team?

The Farmington Land Trust, a nonprofit organization in Farmington CT, is seeking a Development Assistant. This is a temporary, three-year, part-time position responsible for assisting the Executive Director and volunteers in the administrative activities of a capital campaign and other development efforts. This staff person will report to the ED and will work with the chairs of the capital campaign and development/membership committees. 

We are seeking an energetic, positive and articulate Donor Relations Manager to help us develop and implement a Major Gifts Program to generate funding and help the Catskill Center achieve its mission. This individual will be responsible for managing relationships with the Catskill Center’s most generous donors, as well as fostering and cultivating meaningful relationships with donors and prospects in the philanthropic communities of the Catskills and New York City metro area.

The Conservation & Stewardship Manager reports to the Executive Director. Key responsibilities include managing a portfolio of conservation easement and GBRT-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 of accreditation set by the Land Trust Accreditation Commission. 

The Executive Assistant/Trustee Liaison works as a trusted partner to the State Director, providing high-level administrative support for the chapter.

Responsibilities include supporting the Massachusetts State Director’s administrative affairs and project and process management. They provide in-depth support to the State Director in the form of meticulous calendar management, expense reporting, travel arrangements, meetings logistics, communications, and project and report coordination. This key team member also serves as Trustee Liaison to the Massachusetts Chapter’s Board of Trustees, responsible for all aspects of planning, organizing, and maintaining budgets for trustee events, disseminating important information, assembling Trustee meeting materials, monitoring the trustee website, coordinating the on-boarding and orientation of new Trustees, planning and coordinating meetings for the Board’s committees, taking meeting minutes, and other Trustee-related administrative duties

Access Fund is looking for a dynamic leader with strong finance, management and operations skills to join our team. The Finance and Operations Director is a critical member of Access Fund’s Leadership Team and partners with the Executive Director in guiding the overall financial trajectory and implementation of the strategic goals for a dynamic and impactful nonprofit organization. This role oversees the operations of the business and supervises and/or leads the following functions: Financial and Cash Management, Budget Development and Reporting, Technology and Communication Systems and Office & Human Resources.

Access Fund is looking for a dynamic leader with strong finance, management and operations skills to join our team. The Finance and Operations Director is a critical member of Access Fund’s Leadership Team and partners with the Executive Director in guiding the overall financial trajectory and implementation of the strategic goals for a dynamic and impactful nonprofit organization. This role oversees the operations of the business and supervises and/or leads the following functions: Financial and Cash Management, Budget Development and Reporting, Technology and Communication Systems and Office & Human Resources.

Reporting to the Board of Directors, under the supervision of the Board President, the Executive Director is responsible for the organization’s successful pursuit of its mission, leading the development and execution of the strategic plan and achieving financial objectives. Primary responsibilities include organizational oversight, fundraising, donor relations, communication and outreach, land protection and stewardship and board development. This is a full-time exempt position currently responsible for five staff members headquartered in Mountainville, New York.

Wood River Land Trust is hiring a Community Lands Steward to help maintain our 14 public preserves by developing and managing a robust volunteer program. Ideal candidate has a passion for community engagement and experience in volunteer coordination and land management. Full-time, year-round position with generous benefits.

NMLC seeks an enthusiastic, self-motivated Conservation Specialist to work closely with the Southern NM Program Manager to assist with the organization’s land and water protection efforts across southern NM. Primary responsibilities: project management, GIS and mapping support, land conservation transactions and related due diligence (e.g., title review; environmental, mineral and water rights assessments baseline documentation; legal review and appraisals) and general administrative support.

The Nantucket Conservation Foundation, Inc. Science and Stewardship Department seeks a seasonal field assistant to conduct ecological research and stewardship activities for the 2021 field season. Candidates must have strong field work experience, excellent plant ID skills and an interest in wildlife ecology.

The Nantucket Conservation Foundation, Inc. is seeking a motivated, independent, enthusiastic and self-reliant Shorebird Monitor/Ranger to reside and work on its Coatue and Haulover barrier beach properties. The Coatue Shorebird Monitor/Ranger will monitor and protect rare beach-nesting shorebirds, patrol the properties and interact positively and professionally with visitors.

The Program Manager is responsible for coordinating CFN initiatives and operations, including routine administrative duties (e.g. scheduling and tracking) as well as overseeing cross-sector convenings, capacity building activities, technical assistance delivery, strategic communication, business development and fundraising. The role is entrepreneurial in nature and requires passion for conservation funding and financing. 

The South Kingstown Land Trust seeks a full-time Land Management Director to oversee and implement the monitoring, care and active stewardship of the land and structures it protects and operates. This position requires strong communication skills and the ability to work in tandem with the executive director, and cooperatively with SKLT staff members, volunteers, board members and committees. Responsibilities will include a broad variety of stewardship related activities, plus interacting with private landowners, lessee farmers, permitted hunters, non-profit and governmental grant partners and regulatory agencies.

The Sierra Institute for Community and Environment is seeking four dynamic individuals with excellent leadership skills to lead diverse groups of high school students in a variety of restoration and resource management projects as part of its youth corps program: Plumas Conservation Restoration & Education in Watersheds (P-CREW). Crew Leaders are responsible for managing twelve, 10th-12th grade teens for two, five-week sessions while supporting restoration efforts on the Plumas and Lassen National Forests and adjacent lands in the Northern Sierra. Participants do not go home during the five-week program, so Crew Leaders are responsible for the youth full time. 

The Pacific Forest Trust (PFT) is seeking an Engagement Associate to support the fundraising, marketing and communications efforts of this growing organization. The Associate plays an integral role implementing and supporting PFT’s Engagement Program.

The VP for Engagement will be responsible for increasing PFT’s profile and audience, cultivating supporters’ interest in the organization and increasing philanthropic support. They will lead the organization in building a culture of philanthropy and in developing the associated organizational capacity. They will be responsible for leveraging organizational programs across marketing and fundraising platforms, particularly on issues of climate change, fire and forest management, natural water security and the rebuilding of sustainable resource economies in rural front-line communities.

The Kennebec Land Trust (KLT) is seeking summer interns to work on trail maintenance and construction, land conservation projects, invasive plant control, educational programming and general office work, such as writing press releases and sending out mailings.

This position reports to the Executive Director and will coordinate efforts with the Ecological Health and Conservation Coordinator. Candidates for this position should be prepared to provide assistance and significant management of the Conservancy’s land conservation and land stewardship efforts, at the direction of the Board of Trustees.

This position reports to the Executive Director and will coordinate with the Public Affairs, Communications and Education (PACE) Committee Chair, Education Committee Chair and Communications Coordinator to manage the Kiawah Conservancy’s online presence through the use of digital media software and visual communication skills. Candidates for this position will be prepared to provide assistance in a variety of roles, with a focus on digital content marketing. We're looking for a creative and energetic employee who is passionate about the Internet, digital media and content.

Access Fund is looking for a dynamic leader with strong finance, management and operations skills to join our team. The Finance and Operations Director is a critical member of Access Fund’s Leadership Team and partners with the Executive Director in guiding the overall financial trajectory and implementation of the strategic goals for a dynamic and impactful nonprofit organization. This role oversees the operations of the business and supervises and/or leads the following functions: Financial and Cash Management, Budget Development and Reporting, Technology and Communication Systems and Office & Human Resources.

The Rensselaer Plateau Alliance (RPA) works hard to make sure that all people have access to forests, running water and other natural places.  The RPA team has worked together to protect people’s enjoyment of 12,000 acres of forests in the last four years alone.  Our membership grows with our projects, and we seek someone to influence and manage our expanding community. Use your skills and creativity to help create an inclusive community and inspire others to get outside and get involved. Become a valued member of our growing team and help keep fundraising, outreach and community-building campaigns on target, while making sure that our members are heard and that their financial and non-financial contributions are appreciated for what they have to offer.

The Nature Conservancy’s Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program is accepting applications for a seasonal Invasive Species Management Steward. The Management Steward will help reduce the introduction and spread of invasive species throughout the Adirondack Park. The Management Steward conducts invasive species surveys, collects and analyzes data, provides education about invasive species, and manages invasive species at high-use recreation areas such as campgrounds and trailheads throughout the Adirondack region of upstate New York. 

The Land Stewardship & GIS Intern supports ongoing efforts of the Woodie Wheaton Land Trust (WWLT) in the areas of land management and property stewardship. Responsibilities include preparing and creating maps, with field work and monitoring of all WWLT’s properties and easements. Work may also include trail maintenance, drafting outreach material (e.g. content for website, social media, and mailings), greeting visitors and general office work.

The Digital Media & Outreach Intern will prepare, create and produce videos and photos for the Woodie Wheaton Land Trust (WWLT) to use in marketing materials, social media and our website. The selected intern will also have a summer long, major project to create a professional, well-produced short film of the WWLT’s history, accomplishments, the region we protect, as well as the local history of Forest City. When completed, this project will serve as a tool for the WWLT to tell its story to potential donors, foundations, current members and for marketing. Work may also include drafting outreach material (e.g. content for website, social media, and mailings), assembling mailings, generating thank you letters and general office work.

The Lancaster Conservancy is seeking an outgoing individual experienced in project development, database and spatial geodatabase management and the management of a conservation easement portfolio. The Manager/Analyst works under the direct supervision of the SVP of Stewardship and is responsible for all aspects of stewardship project development, aspects of in-fee and conservation easement portfolio management, and the management of GIS and other tech operations for mapping, assessment and analysis. 

Mahoosuc Land Trust seeks an outgoing, self-directed leader to engage volunteers, members and the public in caring for our lands.  The successful candidate will be comfortable working in the outdoors both alone and with others and able to perform the physical, technical and interpersonal communication tasks required to manage our 8500 acres of conserved lands.

The BYLT seeks a full-time Conservation Easement Steward with experience in land protection, ecology and ArcGIS mapping software. Responsibilities encompass planning and implementing conservation easement monitoring, training and oversight of volunteers, interns and/or other staff engaged in these activities and preparation and maintenance of conservation easement records. This position is vital to ensuring that BYLT fulfills its conservation easement responsibilities and meets or exceeds the requirements of the Land Trust Alliance (LTA) Standards and Practices.

Blue Hill Heritage Trust (BHHT) seeks an energetic conservation minded individual for our 2021 James W. Dow Summer program. S/he will have the opportunity to see all phases of the land trust world.  From stewardship tasks involving conservation easement monitoring and fee land inspection, to trail building and maintenance. S/he will have the opportunity to learn about land transactions and the processes and procedures required to fulfill Land Trust Alliance Standards and Practices.

Rivers & Lands Conservancy (RLC) helps protect Inland Southern California landscapes that provide habitat and open space for wildlife and people for all future generations. RLC is seeking an Executive Director to replace one who is retiring.

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.

Central Colorado Conservancy (Conservancy) is an accredited land-trust and community-based conservation organization whose mission is to protect the land, waters and quality of life of Central Colorado as we face pressure and rapid growth. Since 2001, the Conservancy has protected 4400 acres of private lands through easements and acquisitions in our six-county service area (Chaffee, Lake, Park, Fremont, Saguache, Gunnison counties). The Conservancy also leads large-landscape watershed restoration work with partners in key landscapes (e.g.

The Director of Urban Conservation Initiatives will lead a program that seeks to add or enhance community access to parks, trails or other green spaces as guided by residents and local partners in historically disadvantaged urban neighborhoods. The program is focused on advancing equity for residents in these neighborhoods by generating economic and social benefits and environmental improvement through active civic engagement. The Fund’s urban conservation work as expressed through its Parks with Purpose Initiative aligns with its mission of working with partners to protect America’s land and water resources legacy through land acquisition, sustainable community and economic development, and leadership training, emphasizing the integration of environmental, economic and social goals.

Field Crew Members receive on-the-job training to learn natural resources management skills and put those skills into practice completing habitat restoration projects throughout the Midwest. Crews complete natural resource conservation projects such as tree planting, exotic species management, trail construction, stream bank stabilization, prescribed burning, wildland fire fighting and emergency response. 

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.

Rhode Island Land Trust Council is seeking a Philanthropy Associate. This is a part time position with benefits - approximately 20 hours a week - supporting RI Land Trust Council’s development program. The position requires a commitment to land conservation and the mission of RI Land Trust Council, fundraising knowledge, a minimum of 3 years’ experience in a non-profit fundraising environment, a comfort managing donor databases, as well as superb interpersonal and communication skills with both internal and external audiences.

Mt. Cuba Center’s one year internships prepare individuals as future leaders in public gardens. Each internship is supervised by a professional with relevant and related background experience and includes a research project that emphasizes the investigative nature of learning while supporting the intern’s career goals. Students will develop a suite of practical and professional skills, learn sustainable gardening practices, and participate in field trips, workshops, conferences and native plant identification classes. 

This position requires strong communication skills, the ability to work in tandem with the executive director, and cooperatively with SKLT staff members, bookkeeper, volunteers and board members. This part-time position is ideal for someone who is ready to deepen their fundraising and communication skills or for someone who is more experienced and interested in using their skills to engage new audiences and support existing fundraising efforts. 

The position builds on Palmer’s multi-year efforts around conserving a critical mass of irrigated farmland in specific farming communities in the Lower Arkansas Valley, which include Pueblo, St. Charles Mesa, Vineland and Avondale. In the wake of the municipal acquisition of one-third of the water on the Bessemer Ditch, the Bessemer Farmland Conservation Project seeks to maintain a critical mass of productive agricultural lands while simultaneously providing for Pueblo’s municipal water needs. 

The Land Protection Assistant provides support to the Land Protection Department in accomplishing the Trust’s principal program effort: securing the donation or bargain purchase of conservation easements and stewarding the easements in perpetuity. This position reports to the Director of Land Protection.

The individual must possess a working knowledge of the agricultural industry in Lancaster County and across Pennsylvania. The Specialist is responsible for establishing relationships with a variety of stakeholders including farmers, funders, and local, state and federal officials, which result in advancement in soil and water conservation practices, better environmental stewardship and water quality improvements.

San Isabel Land Protection Trust seeks a full-time Land Steward to manage its conservation easement monitoring and stewardship program for 42,437 acres in southern Colorado. The Land Steward evaluates and ensures landowner compliance with conservation easements and provides stewardship assistance to landowners. 

The Housatonic Valley Association (HVA) is seeking applications for our River Stewards of Tomorrow Watershed Conservation Internship (2 positions available), available for summer 2021. River Stewards will work on a variety of projects related to water resource management, human dimensions, wildlife conservation and land protection.

Western Reserve Land Conservancy has an immediate opening for a Manager of Conservation Education, Outreach and Development. Reporting to the Chief Development Officer (CDO), the Manager will lead the planning and implementation of conservation education programming and fundraising to support these activities. The Manager’s core education and outreach responsibilities include coordinating nature education for all ages and constituent engagement.

Connecticut Farmland Trust is seeking a detail-oriented, self-motivated team player with a passion for farming to join its team as a FarmLink Associate. This is a part-time, entry-level position with room for growth. Candidates of diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply.

The 2021 Scheuer Land Management Internship will provide the successful candidate an opportunity to work within our Land Stewardship and Land Protection programs alongside professionals who ensure that Mohonk Preserve’s lands are managed in a manner that protects their ecological integrity while welcoming visitors who seek a wide variety of recreational experiences.

The Mohonk Preserve helps to protect the Shawangunk Mountains region and inspire people to care for, enjoy and explore their natural world. Conservation Science staff carry out a broad program of ecological research projects including long-term studies.

Lowcountry Land Trust (“LLT”) seeks an experienced, self-starting Stewardship Manager to join our Conservation Team working to conserve the Lowcountry of South Carolina. Our work environment is dynamic and fast-paced, with a significant number of concurrent projects underway at all times. The Stewardship Manager role will work in close partnership with the Director of Science and Stewardship and other conservation staff to ensure all stewardship responsibilities for LLT are met with the highest level of professionalism.

The Conservation Programs Manager will work with a range of partners to manage and expand WLT’s outreach and environmental education efforts. Responsible for planning, implementing and evaluating programs, activities and/or events in the community. Assist in planning and promoting public programs and activities in conjunction with the WLT’s land conservation and stewardship efforts.

The Executive Director is responsible for carrying OLT’s mission forward while leading fundraising efforts, land protection projects, community outreach and organizational management. OLT seeks a candidate who has experience with these endeavors, and who is a charismatic communicator and a resourceful manager. The ideal candidate will be enthusiastic about creating broad support for land protection from a diverse base of landowners and community members, and will care deeply for the land and communities of north-central Washington. A person with a sense of humor will be appreciated.

The Sierra Institute for Community and Environment is seeking four dynamic individuals with excellent leadership skills to lead diverse groups of high school students in a variety of restoration and resource management projects as part of its youth corps program: Plumas Conservation Restoration & Education in Watersheds (P-CREW). Crew Leaders are responsible for managing twelve, 10th-12th grade teens for two, month-long sessions while supporting restoration efforts on the Plumas and Lassen National Forests and adjacent lands in the Northern Sierra.

Great Peninsula Conservancy, a nonprofit land trust, seeks a Stewardship Manager in its Bremerton, WA office on west Puget Sound. The Stewardship Manager is responsible for stewardship of GPC’s conservation properties, including stewardship and restoration of ecological resources, preparation of management plans and defense against encroachments on fee-owned lands. We are seeking a collaborative, self-directed and outcome driven individual who is passionate about caring for protected lands and developing strong relationships. 

The Vashon-Maury Island Land Trust is a 31-year-old thriving land trust which has been instrumental in protecting over 10% of the island. We seek an experienced leader with strong leadership and communication skills.

The successful Land Protection Coordinator candidate is a self-motivated, critical thinker with strong organizational skills, adept at multi-tasking in a high volume fast paced environment. This position requires a collaborative individual with exceptional time management skills to support all land protection projects start to finish. As part of these responsibilities the successful applicant will manage the updating and organization of the Conservancy’s conservation records system for land protection and facilitate the transfer of data from land protection to stewardship. 

The Palmetto Conservation Corps is the first trail based conservation corps for young adults stationed out of South Carolina. In this program, you will have the opportunity to complete hands on service in trail building, disaster relief, environmental education, invasive species mitigation and service-learning while also developing your leadership skills. Housing is provided, as is transportation to and from service sites. Camping will be a requirement of the program during some projects, however, necessary camping gear can be provided.

The Executive Director works under the guidance of and reports directly to the President and Executive Committee of the Board of Directors FOA. The ED is responsible for the organization's consistent achievement of its mission and financial objectives.

The Administrative Coordinator is an essential role responsible for general office systems and communications, and for supporting the work of the Executive Director, Operations Manager, Development & Communications Team, the Conservation Team and the Board of Trustees. The position also requires digital and online file and calendar management, and running errands on behalf of the organization to the bank, post office, etc.

Texas Land Conservancy (TLC) seeks an individual to join our team as the East Texas Program Director. This position reports to the Executive Director, is part of a four-person conservation and stewardship department, and is responsible for TLC work in East Texas, including preserve management and community outreach. Qualifications include proficiency in Arc/gis software and Texas Flora and Fauna with emphasis on Pineywoods region. Extensive travel, competitive salary and benefits commensurate with experience and background.

The Outreach & Communications Associate manages MFT’s website and email marketing, designs promotional materials, drafts, distributes and tracks press and materials, drafts and schedules email and other communications, tracks online presence and effectiveness, and supports the visibility of all MFT programs and events, among other tasks. This position can be based out of either of Maine Farmland Trust’s offices, in Belfast or Portland; however, most MFT staff are working remotely during the current pandemic.

This is a full-time, permanent salary position starting at $35,000 annually with vacation, health, and retirement benefits. The primary responsibility will be to implement forest and ecological management activities on Little Traverse Conservancy (LTC) nature preserves and working forest reserves and to assist with other stewardship projects.

The Nature Conservancy is the leading conservation organization working to make a positive impact around the world in more than 72 countries, all 50 United States, and your backyard. Founded in 1951, the mission of The Nature Conservancy is to conserve the lands and waters on which all life depends.

One of our core values is our commitment to diversity therefore we are committed to a globally diverse and culturally competent workforce.  Visit www.nature.org/aboutus to learn more.

This position will coordinate and implement grassland conservation initiatives in southwest Wisconsin’s Driftless Area, a region that is crucial within the Upper Midwest for the conservation of prairie, oak savanna, idle grass, pasture, trout streams, and associated plant and animal species, including grassland birds, monarchs and pollinators.

The L-A-D Foundation has launched a search for a Foundation Manager. This new position, headquartered at our downtown St. Louis office, is responsible for managing and supervising the business, ecological stewardship, policy, outreach, communication and land consolidation functions of the L-A-D Foundation.

The Summer Naturalist will focus on developing and delivering Stowe Land Trust's Naturalist Program which provides learning and volunteer opportunities, especially for children, that inspire local citizens to engage with their natural world. This position will also assist with volunteer coordination, outreach, events, land management and easement stewardship.

Mainspring is hiring a Land Conservation Associate based out of its Franklin, NC headquarters. Main responsibilities include: Assist with land conservation projects, including receiving voluntary conservation easements and landowner outreach; order appraisals, surveys, or ESAs, and drafting CE documents; Evaluate and document natural resources, conservation values, species inventories, land use practices, property boundaries, and boundary encroachments on potential projects; GIS mapping of property features and projects;  and Annual monitoring of conservation easements and report writing.

The primary objective of this position is to help a variety of audiences connect to GSENM in meaningful and impactful ways, enabling individuals to serve as responsible land-use advocates and stewards of the Monument. The person in this position will support existing GSEP and Escalante River Watershed Partnership initiatives, as well as collaborate with the Education Programs Manager to expand new events/programs, in the form of logistical and administrative support as well as program facilitation/implementation.

The Lands Project Manager develops and manages land conservation projects throughout GVLT’s service area and plays an important role in achieving GVLT’s land conservation mission. The Project Manager is responsible for building effective working relationships, and negotiating, funding and completing complex land transactions with private landowners, government agencies and other partners.

The Senior Grants Accountant administers government awards for The Conservation Fund, with a primary focus on U.S. Federal Government awards. A relatively new position at the Fund, this role offers a unique opportunity to help develop and implement new processes for the management of approximately

The Senior Accountant processes journal entries and performs account analysis, bank reconciliations, and various daily and monthly accounting tasks.  The Senior Accountant serves as a key resource to program staff in the correct processing of financial transactions, prepares financial reports and schedules and answers questions about financial transactions.

The Paralegal is responsible for providing assistance to Land Trust Staff Attorneys in order to complete conservation easements, fee title real estate transactions and other projects. The position includes responsibility for ordering and analyzing title commitments and surveys, assisting in the resolution of title issues and other assignments. The Paralegal works closely with the two Staff Attorneys, another Paralegal, Conservation Program Managers and the Stewardship Director on individual projects.

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.

FCM works to ensure that the public lands in San Juan County, with all their cultural and natural values, are respected and protected. FCM works at the project level to protect cultural sites, educate visitors and balance relationships with actors who make a living in the Bears Ear and Cedar Mesa region. FCM also works at the local, regional, state and national level to help ensure policies friendly to protection and stewardship.

The Deputy Director is part of the Land Trust’s leadership team and works with the Executive Director and the Board of Directors to oversee and develop: conservation and stewardship programs; development and fundraising; communications and outreach; and organizational operations. The position reports to the Executive Director.