Field-Based Forest Stewardship Manager, Maine

USA The Nature Conservancy; Maine; Híbrido; USD 64.000 - 76.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

The Nature Conservancy Maine Chapter is seeking a knowledgeable Forest Stewardship Manager to lead the Wolastoq - St. John River Forest.

You will advance ecological monitoring, forest stewardship, and partnership projects that integrate ecological, financial, cultural, carbon, and climate considerations into forest management decisions. This hands-on role involves field work, multi-day site visits, and regular travel to remote areas in northern Maine, with collaboration across a statewide Land

Formación

• BA/BS, law or business degree and 5 years’ experience in natural resource management or related field.
• Experience with forest management, ecological inventory and monitoring, conservation forestry.
• Experience managing complex projects, including budgets, contracts, timelines, vendors, partners, or staff/contractors.
• Experience communicating with technical and non-technical audiences, in writing and verbally.
• Valid driver’s license.

Responsabilidades

• Oversee forest stewardship planning and implementation to meet FSC and carbon project standards.
• Coordinate ecological monitoring, forest inventory, GIS data management, and adaptive management.
• Manage field staff, contractors, budgets, contracts, and project deliverables.
• Support fundraising objectives and policy discussions.

Conocimientos

Driver's license

Communication

Project coordination

GPS/GIS

Educación

BA/BS, law or business degree

Herramientas

GPS

GIS

Office software

Descripción del empleo

The Nature Conservancy Maine Chapter is seeking a knowledgeable Forest Stewardship Manager to lead the Wolastoq - St. John River Forest.

You will advance ecological monitoring, forest stewardship, and partnership projects that integrate ecological, financial, cultural, carbon, and climate considerations into forest management decisions. This hands-on role involves field work, multi-day site visits, and regular travel to remote areas in northern Maine, with collaboration across a statewide Land