Jobs

We’re seeking a dynamic and experienced Executive Director to lead our organization into its next chapter. The ideal candidate brings a strong background in nonprofit leadership, fundraising, and land trust management, along with a collaborative spirit and a deep love for land and community.

As Executive Director, you will be the strategic and operational leader of the organization—guiding staff, working closely with the Board, cultivating donor relationships, nurturing partnerships with regional and national land trust organizations, and serving as the public face of Lummi Island Heritage Trust. You’ll lead with vision, grounded optimism, and a steady hand, ensuring our mission thrives well into the future. Learn more and apply here.

Community Farm Land Trust (CFLT) is a nonprofit, community land trust dedicated to preserving working farmland in the South Puget Sound region and keeping it in the hands of farmers. As a community land trust, we acquire and hold land in trust for long-term community benefit—ensuring farmland remains affordable, accessible, and in active production for generations to come. We work at the intersection of land conservation and food system resilience—partnering with farmers, landowners, and communities to support a vibrant and equitable local agricultural economy.

We seek a part-time contractor to support our farmland preservation efforts. This contracted position involves working with CFLT Board of Directors and staff to develop policies and protocols governing the acquisition and stewardship of fee title farmland and agricultural conservation easements to further CFLT’s mission. The contractor will collaborate regularly with CFLT Board and staff and will maintain consistent, transparent communication throughout.

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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.