Jobs

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Stewardship Technician, Skagit Land Trust

Skagit Land Trust is seeking a full-time Stewardship Technician to join our team working to support the stewardship of Skagit Land Trust’s protected lands. Working independently and collaboratively with staff, volunteers and partners, the Stewardship Technician will assist with core stewardship projects, including but not limited to controlling invasive species, maintaining trails and public access areas, installing and maintaining restoration plantings and participating in volunteer stewardship events. Will work closely with the Trust’s Stewardship Coordinators to accomplish other key stewardship tasks such as site monitoring, site boundary marking, GIS data entry and project planning. Rolling application, with priority deadline 10/23/2026. See the website for full application details: https://skagitlandtrust.org/careers/

Development Specialist, Whidbey Camano Land Trust

The Whidbey Camano Land Trust offers a dynamic, high-caliber, results oriented team focused on conserving the natural habitats and agricultural lands, and expanding outdoor opportunities to connect with nature, on Whidbey and Camano Islands. The work is fast-paced, challenging and highly rewarding. It is also full of laughter and camaraderie.

We are hiring a Development Specialist to provide critical support for the Land Trust’s fundraising efforts, including frontline donor engagement, cultivation, solicitation, and recognition; planned giving; capital campaigns; annual fund management; corporate philanthropy; donor event planning; donor data entry; and Salesforce management.

For full job description and application requirements visit: https://www.wclt.org/get-involved/job-opportunities/

WA Conservation Transactions Director, The Nature Conservancy

The Nature Conservancy’s Washington Business Unit is recruiting for a WA Conservation Transactions Director to lead our Conservation Transactions Team and help deliver transformative land and water conservation across Washington and the broader Western U.S. and Canada Division. The role combines strategic leadership, relationship building, project management, and conservation expertise to advance some of our most important priorities for people and nature.

We’re looking for a collaborative leader and skilled people manager with experience in land conservation, real estate, law, business, conservation finance, or a related field who is passionate about working with Tribes, communities, agencies, landowners, and conservation partners to achieve lasting impact.

Learn more and apply: WA Conservation Transactions Director Position

Executive Director, Bainbridge Island Land Trust

The Bainbridge Island Land Trust seeks an executive director to lead its mission of conserving and stewarding the diverse natural environments of Bainbridge Island for the benefit of all. This is an exceptional opportunity to lead an organization with a deep legacy, strong community relationships, a stellar reputation, and an important role in shaping the future of Bainbridge Island.
Bainbridge Island is nestled at the heart of the Puget Sound ecosystem, a place of extraordinary natural beauty, remarkable ecological diversity, and abundant wildlife. BILT’s conservation work is collaborative and far-reaching. The organization partners with public agencies, nonprofit organizations, community members, and willing private landowners to acquire and protect land for preserves, parks, trails, and public enjoyment; restore and enhance habitat; and ensure that privately protected lands are thoughtfully stewarded for generations to come.

Conservation Manager/Director, Blue Mountain Land Trust

Blue Mountain Land Trust (BMLT) is seeking an experienced conservation professional to develop, coordinate, and lead land and water conservation projects across an 11-county service area in Eastern Oregon and southeast Washington. Depending on qualifications and experience, the selected candidate will be hired either as a Conservation Manager or Conservation Director.

Both roles lead complex land conservation projects, including conservation easements and fee title acquisitions, and work closely with landowners, funding partners, agencies, Tribes, and community partners. Both roles work closely with the stewardship and restoration director, executive director, and other BMLT staff to complete land and water acquisition projects to further strategic conservation goals. The Director role carries additional responsibility for strategic leadership, program management, staff supervision, and organizational leadership.

Learn more and apply here!