The California Rangeland Trust is seeking a Transaction Director to join its team of stewardship professionals as it works to conserve the next 300,000 acres of valuable working rangelands. The position manages conservation easement projects by negotiating and completing the complex real estate transactions which conserve rangelands. The Director develops and implements conservation strategies; negotiates, documents, and closes real estate transactions; and carries out all phases of land acquisition. (posted 3/23)

The California Rangeland Trust is seeking a Stewardship Manager to join its team of conservation professionals as it works to protect the next 300,000 acres of valuable working rangelands. The position provides oversight of all conservation easement stewardship activities, prepares analysis of project budgets and endowment funding requirements and manages all billable time records, invoices, and accounting for the Conservation Unit. (posted 3/23)

The Trust for Public Land is seeking an experienced Chief Philanthropy Officer (CPO) who will implement and lead the expansion of a comprehensive strategic, creative and entrepreneurial development program that will affirm and celebrate our mission, impact and future growth.

The Accounting Manager reports to the Deputy Director and is responsible for a full range of periodic accounting and financial reporting, and for training and advising the office administrator on day-to-day delegated bookkeeping tasks. In addition, the accounting manager provides assistance on certain administrative duties as outlined in the full job description. (posted 3/13)

The ¾ time position is responsible for monitoring and managing existing conservation easements, identifying and developing permanent land protection opportunities, creating and maintaining partnerships and negotiating land transactions including conservation easements, public access easements, fee title acquisitions, assembled land exchanges and land donations. (posted 3/11)

The Executive Director (ED) position will initially be a half-time position (20-hours per week) and work remotely. In addition to fundraising, the Executive Director will develop and maintain the NLTC’s operations, responsibilities, program management, administration and financial reporting, as well as strengthen new and existing community partnerships in support of the NLTC’s  mission. (posted 3/11)

The Rural Community Development Program Manager (“Program Manager”) is expected to manage research and implementation projects, and to coordinate with numerous local government, community and Tribal partners throughout the Sierra Nevada and the State of California. The manager may also be involved in work beyond California. This is a highly communicative position, with daily email and phone contact with partners ranging from state and federal agency personnel to underserved rural community members. (posted 3/11)

Reporting to the Development Director, the Communications Manager will work to guide the communications strategy and implement all external communications, website, public relations messages and collateral to consistently articulate and support Save Mount Diablo’s mission. (posted 3/4)

Big Sur Land Trust (BSLT) is seeking an experienced full-time Land Steward with strong land management, organizational, and interpersonal skills. This position will work to design and implement effective, efficient and engaging projects that strengthen the ecological integrity of the land, care for infrastructure, strengthen and build communities and inspire a robust land ethic. ​(posted 3/4)

The Business Officer will serve as the financial and general business lead for the University of California Sierra Foothill Research and Extension Center (SFREC). UThe successful candidate will lead all aspects of financial management and business operations at the center, including development of short and long-range budget projections, management of diverse types of financial reporting for grants, establishment of billing and contract agreements with researchers, management and record keeping for various committees, as well as scheduling access to conference rooms, dorms and field sites. (posted 3/4)