Indigenous Partnerships Strategist - Tribal Engagement

The Nature Conservancy; Nebraska; On-site; USD 50,000 - 59,000; Full time

Job summary

The Nature Conservancy in the United States Nebraska region seeks an Indigenous Partnerships Specialist to develop and advance Tribal engagement, guiding Nebraska efforts to be a trusted partner in Indigenous conservation priorities.

You will work with internal conservation teams and Indigenous relations groups to co-create strategies, build lasting relationships with Tribal Nations, and support Indigenous-led conservation while traveling up to 50% of the time.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree and 3 years’ experience in natural resource management or similar field.
• Experience working with Tribal Nations and Indigenous communities in a culturally appropriate manner.
• Ability to build relationships with a variety of Tribal partners and officials.
• Experience with written, spoken, and graphical communications in English and other relevant languages.
• Proficient with Word, Excel and common software applications.
• Valid driver’s license and willingness to travel frequently.

Responsibilities

• Develops and advances Tribal engagement strategy at state and regional levels.
• Leads liaison with Tribal Nations and Indigenous communities.
• Advises and partners with conservation teams on Tribal priorities.
• Ensures program compliance with internal policies and external requirements.

Skills

Relationship building

Communication

Training

Microsoft Word/Excel

Driver's license

Education

Bachelor's degree in natural resource management or related field

Job description

The Nature Conservancy in the United States Nebraska region seeks an Indigenous Partnerships Specialist to develop and advance Tribal engagement, guiding Nebraska efforts to be a trusted partner in Indigenous conservation priorities.

You will work with internal conservation teams and Indigenous relations groups to co-create strategies, build lasting relationships with Tribal Nations, and support Indigenous-led conservation while traveling up to 50% of the time.