Remote Southern Sierra Conservation Project Lead

National Forests; California; A distancia; USD 75.000 - 98.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

National Forest Foundation seeks a Southern Sierra Project Coordinator to manage conservation projects and contracts across California’s National Forests, focusing on the Southern Sierra region (Stanislaus, Sierra, Sequoia). The role partners with the US Forest Service, NGOs, and private partners to drive program development and field implementation.

The incumbent will manage large-scale stewardship and cost-share agreements, pursue funding, and support community-based conservation initiatives

Formación

• Bachelor’s degree or certification in conservation, forestry, planning, or related field.
• Minimum 3 years of work experience in conservation programs or project coordination, preferably on federal lands.
• Authorized to work in the United States.

Responsabilidades

• Identify and develop conservation projects with USFS and partners.
• Lead contracting—advertisement, negotiation, and award—for on-the-ground services.
• Coordinate with contractors and stakeholders for program implementation.
• Help develop and manage Stewardship Agreements and Challenge Cost Share Agreements.
• Pursue funding opportunities and write grants.
• Build and maintain relationships among USFS, California NGOs, and NFF.
• Support restoration and recreation project efforts and stay informed on trends.

Conocimientos

Communication

Analytical skills

Time management

Travel willingness

Project coordination

Interpersonal skills

Neutrality

Educación

Bachelor’s degree or professional certification in conservation/forestry/planning/environmental science

Descripción del empleo

National Forest Foundation seeks a Southern Sierra Project Coordinator to manage conservation projects and contracts across California’s National Forests, focusing on the Southern Sierra region (Stanislaus, Sierra, Sequoia). The role partners with the US Forest Service, NGOs, and private partners to drive program development and field implementation.

The incumbent will manage large-scale stewardship and cost-share agreements, pursue funding, and support community-based conservation initiatives