The Senior Climate & Soil Health Scientist leads applied research, science translation, and partnership development to advance resilient soil health management systems. This role manages projects, secures funding, and provides technical leadership to support the adoption of climate-beneficial agricultural practices.
The Program Associate will lead the New York Farm to School Institute and provide technical assistance to farmers and institutions to strengthen local food value chains. They will also build collaborative networks, manage project logistics, and represent the organization at various industry meetings and conferences.
The specialist will lead the development and execution of water resource efforts, including the implementation of the San Joaquin Land and Water Strategy. They will provide technical assistance to farmers and ranchers while fostering collaborations among various stakeholders to advance regenerative agriculture and groundwater recharge.
The specialist leads the organization's Smart Solar and agrivoltaics initiatives in California by developing technical resources, conducting research, and managing stakeholder partnerships. They are responsible for policy analysis, program development, and coordinating outreach to farmers, solar developers, and agency partners.
Lead the development and coordination of the Pacific Northwest Grazing Network to promote regenerative grazing and soil health. This involves recruiting grazing mentors, conducting producer outreach, and facilitating peer-to-peer learning opportunities for livestock producers.
