The Manager leads efforts to engage and activate rancher networks to advance improved grazing land management and place-based conservation across North America. They coordinate multi-state grant-funded projects and negotiate complex agreements with government agencies and partners to support ecosystem health and rural livelihoods.
The Operations Officer will coordinate conservation initiatives, including Indigenous Protected Areas and land acquisition projects, while managing project pipelines and data. They will also support grant compliance, due diligence processes, and stakeholder engagement to ensure efficient program delivery.
The Restoration Monitoring Specialist plans, coordinates, and implements ecological monitoring for stream and wetland restoration projects across Ohio. They also manage contractor relationships, analyze monitoring data, and provide quality assurance to ensure project success against regulatory standards.
The Associate Director of Philanthropy manages a portfolio of donors to secure major gifts in support of conservation priorities. They develop and execute cultivation and solicitation strategies while collaborating with internal teams to produce proposals and briefing materials.
The specialist will coordinate cross-functional operational activities, including procurement, finance, and project management to support the Chesapeake Bay agriculture strategy. They are responsible for drafting contracts, processing invoices, tracking project deliverables, and ensuring compliance with grant terms and organizational policies.
The Senior Marketing Manager leads the development and implementation of marketing strategies, campaigns, and audience engagement plans to support organizational conservation and fundraising goals. They collaborate with internal teams to ensure creative work aligns with brand standards while managing budgets and evaluating campaign performance.
The specialist will provide technical support for grassland conservation and management initiatives, with a focus on carbon capture and climate change mitigation. They will coordinate field projects, manage stakeholder relationships, and develop technical reports to support sustainable land management practices.
The Policy Advisor develops and implements policy strategies to advance natural climate solutions, including forest restoration and carbon sequestration. They work with interdisciplinary teams and external partners to translate research into practical, evidence-based policy agendas at federal and state levels.
The Donor Engagement Manager is responsible for creating and executing bespoke travel and event experiences to deepen donor engagement with the organization's mission. They will manage project budgets, coordinate with internal and external partners, and provide strategic advice to leadership to achieve departmental goals.
The Program Manager will manage a pipeline of sustainable finance projects with a focus on fisheries and aquaculture, providing internal consulting and financial advisory services. They will design business models, develop financial outputs, and collaborate with global conservation teams to deliver environmental impacts.
The Carbon Strategy and Markets Lead provides regional strategic leadership for carbon markets and finance to advance high-integrity Natural Climate Solutions. They coordinate across business units and global teams to develop investable initiatives and build strategic alliances with public and private partners.
The Conservation Real Estate Manager will lead complex land protection projects and transactions across a five-state region to advance the Southern High Plains Initiative. This role involves working directly with diverse stakeholders, including ranching families, Tribal Nations, and government agencies, to protect intact grasslands and rangelands.
The Oceania Lead provides senior leadership and conservation strategy across a portfolio of country programs to ensure measurable conservation outcomes at scale. They are responsible for building strategic relationships, driving fundraising performance, and fostering a collaborative, inclusive culture across the region.
Develop and implement conservation projects to improve water quality, soil health, and climate resilience in Idaho's agricultural landscapes. Build and maintain strategic partnerships with farmers, agribusinesses, and water managers to increase the adoption of beneficial production systems.
Lead the global strategy for Indigenous and Community Leadership in Conservation to shift power toward community-led stewardship. Manage a multi-disciplinary global team and influence organizational systems, financing, and partnerships to align with rights-based approaches.
Provides fire management leadership in Arizona and New Mexico by implementing priority prescribed fires and coordinating fire capacity across programs. Builds strategic partnerships with public agencies, Tribal governments, and NGOs to advance dry forest restoration and ecological resilience.
