The Colorado Grazing Specialist will lead the development and implementation of the Resilient Grazing Network in Colorado by engaging producers and providing technical assistance. They will also coordinate mentorship activities, conduct ecological monitoring, and build partnerships to promote regenerative grazing practices.
The Program Manager provides operational leadership for the Climate and Soil Health Program, managing outreach, stakeholder engagement, and project deliverables. They also coordinate cross-functional activities, support financial management, and ensure the successful implementation of program outcomes.
The Senior Manager leads a multi-year initiative to build bipartisan coalitions and strengthen local and regional food economies through federal policy and infrastructure support. They are responsible for managing communications, conducting research, and engaging with legislative and regulatory stakeholders to advance shared food system goals.
Lead the design and implementation of program evaluation frameworks, collect and analyze qualitative and quantitative data, and communicate findings through reports and practical recommendations. Collaborate with internal teams and external partners to build organization-wide evaluation capacity and integrate results into program improvement and decision-making.
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 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.
