Jobs

Check back frequently to find land conservation career opportunities across the Pacific Northwest. 

Moses Coulee Preserve Steward, The Nature Conservancy

The Moses Coulee Preserves Steward (MCPS) works as part of a small team under the direction of the Moses Coulee Program Manager to manage a 24,000-acre system of preserves and conservation easements in Central Washington’s shrub steppe, including the Moses Coulee Preserve.

The Moses Coulee Preserves Steward plans and implements on-the-ground stewardship and restoration for the Moses Coulee Preserves system, oversees contracts and agreements, addresses critical threats to shrub steppe habitat and associated species, ensures cultural resource protection in accordance with the preserves cultural resources management plan, coordinates research and monitoring, assists with data management, and forms strong relationships with tribal entities, partner organizations and the local community.

This is a three-year term limited position. It is a full-time (35 hours per week), hourly position with full benefits.

Learn more and apply here!

Executive Director, Friends of the Columbia Gorge

The Executive Director oversees the operations, programs, staff, and budgets for Friends of the Columbia Gorge and Friends of the Columbia Gorge Land Trust. This position works closely with the Board of Directors to set organizational strategy, ensure long-term sustainability, and guide the implementation of the organizations’ mission.

The Executive Director is responsible for leading advocacy and land protection initiatives, advancing climate resilience efforts, cultivating and stewarding major donors, and fostering strong relationships with local communities, Indigenous tribes, partner organizations, and regional stakeholders.

Learn more about the position and apply here!

Conservation and Recreation Program Manager, Cowiche Canyon Conservancy

Cowiche Canyon Conservancy is seeking a Conservation and Recreation Program Manager to join our team! This is an exciting opportunity for someone who’s passionate about land conservation, trail stewardship and community engagement. The person in this role will help care for thousands of acres of conserved land and maintain a trail system that connects people to the shrub-steppe while protecting sensitive habitats.

We’re looking for a motivated professional with experience in natural resource management, trail building and maintenance, or conservation programs. The ideal candidate is a strong project manager and communicator, thrives in collaborative settings with partners and volunteers, and enjoys working both outdoors and in the office to advance our mission. To learn more about our opportunity and to apply, click here: Conservation and Recreation Program Manager – Yakima, WA 98901 – Indeed.com

Join us and make a difference in the lands and trails that make our community special!

Conservation Manager, Columbia Land Trust

As Conservation Manager, you’ll help shape the future of the lower Columbia River region. This position advances urgent, meaningful work, protecting the most ecologically intact and best-connected lands and waters before they’re lost. In this role, you’ll lead innovative, relationship-based conservation projects that deliver lasting ecological and cultural benefits in both Oregon and Washington. If making a tangible, positive, difference for the lands, waters, and communities of the Pacific Northwest is what motivates you, we want to hear from you.  Learn more and apply here.

PNW Land Transfer Specialist, American Farmland Trust

Reporting to the Pacific Northwest (PNW) Senior Program Manager, the PNW Land Transfer Specialist (“Specialist”) conducts outreach, coordinates programming, and delivers technical assistance for landholding and land-seeking farmers and ranchers, helping to grow AFT’s regional presence and impact.

As an integral part of AFT’s Pacific Northwest team, the Specialist supports AFT’s programs across the region with a focus on eastern Washington and Oregon. The Specialist is responsible for both short- and long-term support for landholders and land seekers, supporting the transfer of agricultural land.

The Specialist will take the lead on project outreach and support project implementation, build and maintain relationships with participants, and provide technical assistance to farmers, ranchers, and service providers throughout the region. Technical assistance will be delivered in both in-person and in virtual settings.

This is a fully remote position. Applicants must be self-motivated and able to work independently in a remote setting. There may be opportunities to meet with other regional staff in person throughout the year.

Learn more and apply here!

Program and Administrative Associate, Shadow Lake Nature Preserve

The Program and Administrative Associate will play a key role in supporting the Executive Director and program staff by handling administrative tasks and overseeing Salesforce administration. The role also assists with environmental education programming during onsite Field Experiences and community events. Additional projects may be assigned as needed. The ideal candidate is reliable, highly organized, and possesses the maturity to collaborate across multiple programs. This individual should excel in both team environments and independent work. This role offers the chance to contribute to environmental programs while leveraging your organizational and management skills. This is a full-time, salaried position. Learn more and apply here.