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.

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.

He/she/they must be an organized and adaptable self-starter who can support senior leadership and perform all administrative duties—virtually and/or in the office—to help ensure that the office and systems are operating smoothly. The ideal professional for the role is proactive, responsive, reliable, detail-oriented and great at multitasking. The Executive Office Administrative Associate provides support to the Cofounder/President and the Managing Director, and reports to the Chief of Staff.

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 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.

The University of California, Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources, is seeking (2) Academic Coordinators who will support the mission of the Sustainable Agricultural Land Conservation Program (SALC) alongside the Strategic Growth Council (SGC) and the Department of Conservation (DOC) by providing local and regional planning agencies, land trusts, non-profits, landowners and other key stakeholders with input on critical land use issues, strategies, and opportunities. They will actively engage partners and provide technical expertise to support the development of SALC acquisitions and plans and will enhance the capacity of underserved communities to apply to SALC.

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?

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.

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 position works closely with the organization’s communication and fund development staff to educate community members, policy makers and stakeholders in support of the California Farmland Trust’s mission.