Remote Policy Strategist — Everglades Conservation

National Audubon Society, Inc.; Miami (FL); Hybrid; USD 75,526 - 89,000; Full time

Job summary

National Audubon Society in Southeast Florida seeks a Policy Specialist to advance Everglades policy goals through rigorous research and strategic advocacy. You will analyze state and federal priorities, collaborate with agencies like DEP and SFWMD, and develop communications to support conservation outcomes.

The role requires a strong writing and public speaking background, plus the ability to coordinate with science teams and coalitions. Hybrid work is possible with some travel.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in policy, political science, biology or related field required.
• Minimum 5 years of policy nonprofit or government experience.
• Knowledge of Florida water statutes and environmental regulation.

Responsibilities

• Advance Audubon’s Everglades policy goals through research and guidance on Everglades issues.
• Advise on potential State and Federal priorities, opportunities, risks.
• Research Florida water statutes and regulations; propose improvements.
• Prepare analysis on restoration projects and environmental impact statements.
• Draft fact sheets, letters, testimony, and related materials.
• Lead advocacy strategy development for the Everglades.
• Build relationships with FL DEP and SFWMD to influence policy outcomes.
• Coordinate with Audubon science team and allies; represent at meetings.

Skills

Policy analysis

Public speaking

Stakeholder engagement

Research

Written communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in policy, political science, biology or related field

Tools

Microsoft Office

Social media tools

Job description

National Audubon Society in Southeast Florida seeks a Policy Specialist to advance Everglades policy goals through rigorous research and strategic advocacy. You will analyze state and federal priorities, collaborate with agencies like DEP and SFWMD, and develop communications to support conservation outcomes.

The role requires a strong writing and public speaking background, plus the ability to coordinate with science teams and coalitions. Hybrid work is possible with some travel.