The Land Program Director is responsible for the management of the California Chapter’s 500,000+ acres of conservation interests, including iconic nature preserves such as TNC’s Santa Cruz Island Preserve and the Jack and Laura Dangermond Preserve. They provide overall direction of the Chapter’s land protection efforts with investments in the hundreds of millions of dollars and lead a team of 50+ conservation professionals driving this work.

The Finance Assistant supports the Finance Manager in maintaining and administering the day-to-day finances of The Land Conservancy.

The Development & Communications Associate is a core member of the Fund Development team and will work collaboratively with the team to achieve its fundraising and communications objectives. The Associate will support the Development Director in all aspects of the department's functions including strategic communications, grant writing, fundraising, events, and member engagement.

The Membership Coordinator is responsible for the management of critical and confidential donor data contained in our Donor Perfect Online (DPO) database. This includes data maintenance, data integrity, staff training, and the development and management of new and ongoing database policies and protocol(s).

This position is part-time and non-exempt at a minimum of 20 hours per week, with the possibility for an increase in hours that will be discussed at time of hire. 

The Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority seeks a GIS Specialist to facilitate all aspects of the agency’s GIS program to support the agency’s mission and strategic objectives through the completion of analysis and mapping to meet the needs of departments and programs across the agency. 

The Sierra Institute for Community and Environment (Sierra Institute), in cooperation with Lassen Volcanic National Park (LAVO), is hiring one Biological Technician (Wildlife) to work with and assist the LAVO Wildlife Biologist in all tasks associated with wildlife inventory and monitoring in the park.

A full-time position to oversee management of the Conservancy’s lands, ensuring they are cared for per Land Trust Alliance and Habitat Management Plan requirements.  The Director will provide leadership to the Conservancy’s conservation land department and contribute to the hands-on care of lands. The Director must be a strong manager and have successfully managed people and teams. The Director must be an excellent writer and have  implemented complex conservation projects.

Ventura Land Trust (VLT) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit accredited land trust in Ventura, California working to protect the land, water, wildlife, and scenic beauty of the Ventura region for current and future generations. The organization strives to create a fun, inspiring and team-oriented environment with flexible work hours.

The Field Coordinator position is a primarily field-based position, playing an essential role in the on-the-ground implementation of the Land Conservancy’s stewardship projects and daily operation of the Land Conservancy’s Field Crew. The Field Coordinator position works in some of San Luis Obispo County’s best habitats, from remote coastal dunes systems and oak woodlands, to wetland and riparian restoration sites.

The Redwood Coast Land Conservancy is seeking a visionary leader with exceptional land conservation experience to guide the organization through its next major phase of growth and development. This is a full-time position with oversight responsibility for all RCLC operations, including administration, fundraising, finance, acquisition, stewardship, community relations, and public access.