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Environment Massachusetts in Boston is seeking a Conservation Advocate to protect Massachusetts' special places, wildlife, and clean energy solutions across the state.
You will work on campaigns to eliminate bee-killing pesticides, safeguard wild spaces, and promote solar on rooftops and wind off our coasts, applying independent judgment in shaping policy and messaging. This is a collaborative, statewide effort with a focus on public interest.
From the Berkshires to the Cape, our rolling hills, serene lakes and coastal beauty make Massachusetts' natural environment something special.
Environment Massachusetts is seeking a Conservation Advocate to preserve and protect our special places; protect bees, butterflies and other wildlife; and promote clean energy solutions.
The Conservation Advocate will work on campaigns to protect Massachusetts' environment. Current campaigns include work to eliminate the use of bee-killing pesticides, protect our wild places, and promote more solar on rooftops and wind off our coasts. This position requires exercising discretion and independent judgment in making decisions in matters of significance. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Help shape program priorities: Participate in policy development, research and messaging for our conservation program in Massachusetts.