The Senior Director of Operations is a key leadership role responsible for the implementation, oversight, and execution of LTTN’s policies and procedures, ensuring strategic planning alignment across departments, and efficient organizational administrative and sustainable financial management. This position will directly supervise the Finance & Operations Team, consisting of Director of HR & Organizational Culture, Director of Finance, Glen Leven Farm Steward, and Office Manager. This position requires an emotionally intelligent and innovative leader, a skilled people and project manager, and a financially-literate systems manager who is passionate about LTTN’s mission. This position is a member of LTTN’s Leadership Team.

The Stewardship Manager, working hand in hand with the Director of Stewardship, is a key leader of the Stewardship Program of LTTN. The goal of the stewardship program is to uphold the conservation values of those lands protected by LTTN by working in partnership with landowners and the stewardship staff of LTTN. The Manager is responsible for performing and managing essential functions of the Stewardship Program with oversight and direction from the Director of Stewardship. This includes property monitoring, , easement enforcement, property management, addressing requests and interpretations, landowner education, volunteer management, record keeping, and data management. This position manages the Stewardship Coordinator and assists the Director of Stewardship with general management of the Stewardship Team.

Genesee Land Trust is seeking a dedicated and community-minded person to be our seasonal Community Trail & Park Steward. This part-time position will support the maintenance and care of the El Camino Trail and Conkey Corner Park, a key urban green space in northeast Rochester. The Steward will help keep these areas clean, welcoming, and vibrant for all who use them, while also serving as a friendly presence and ambassador for the Land Trust. Must be 18 years or older and able to lift 30 pounds; experience with basic landscaping/gardening preferred but not required.

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis starting May 1, with an anticipated start date of early June.

The Western Conservation Finance Director collaborates with national Conservation Finance staff, the national Conservation Finance Research team, and programmatic experts throughout the country to foster new sources of public funding for parks and land conservation at the state and local government level. The position is responsible for developing and undertaking community outreach and technical assistance to create new funding and renew existing local and state funding for parks, land conservation, and climate through ballot measures and legislative action. The position’s primary geographic focus will be in Washington, Oregon, and California, but may include other western states. The Western Conservation Finance Director markets Trust for Public Land’s Conservation Finance services, develops proposals for services, facilitates community engagement and outreach, works with public opinion researchers, negotiates contracts, makes presentations, and works with a team of internal and external experts in public finance research, public opinion surveys, ballot measure campaigns, and legislative advocacy. The job requires coordination with field staff based in many different offices and collaboration with legal, finance, philanthropy, and marketing staff.

This position utilizes skills in leadership, strategy, policy, politics, and coalition and program building towards our efforts to deliver Trust for Public Land’s mission. The successful candidate will build consensus and support across internal and external stakeholders and will seek to build awareness, credibility, and broad-based support for parks, land conservation, and climate and Trust for Public Land’s mission.

The San Mateo Resource Conservation District (RCD) seeks a Biological Monitor to support the implementation of projects to improve forest health, wildfire resiliency, water resources, and wildlife habitat in beautiful coastal San Mateo County. RCDs across California serve as local hubs for conservation, connecting people with the technical, financial, and educational assistance they need to conserve and manage natural resources. RCDs help landowners, land managers, government agencies, and others to voluntarily protect, restore, and enhance natural resources on private and public lands. A defining characteristic of RCDs is that our assistance is non-regulatory, confidential, and free.

The San Mateo Resource Conservation District (RCD) seeks a Conservation Project Manager to join the team working to improve habitat and protect water resources in beautiful coastal San Mateo County. RCDs across California serve as local hubs for conservation, connecting people with the technical, financial, and educational assistance they need to conserve and manage natural resources. RCDs help landowners, land managers, government agencies, and others to voluntarily protect, restore, and enhance natural resources on private and public lands. A defining characteristic of RCDs is that our assistance is non-regulatory, confidential, and free.

Stowe Trails Partnership, a 501(c)3 trail advocacy organization is hiring a new Trails Coordinator.
Stowe Trails Partnership manages 38+ miles of world-class mountain bike trail in Stowe, Vermont. Providing free, and sustainable access to recreational opportunities is at the core of Stowe Trails Partnership.
The Trails Coordinator is a full-time summer position, with part-time winter work to ensure projects move along.

Do you excel at financial management, HR administration, and organizational operations? We’re looking for a detail-oriented professional to keep INLC running smoothly and efficiently, ensuring we remain financially strong and operationally sound as we grow.

Are you a creative marketing and engagement professional who loves crafting compelling stories, building relationships, and connecting people to meaningful causes? In this role, you’ll lead brand strategy, communications, and community engagement to expand INLC’s reach and inspire support for land conservation.

The Event & Marketing Specialist will work from home and in multiple locations across Muskoka, and will be out in the community regularly, sometimes accompanied by the Executive Director and/or Senior Project Director, and sometimes independently.

The successful applicant will attend committee and board meetings, gather information about the progress of our construction project and other development projects, the work of related non-profit and charitable organizations operating in the region, and the mission, values, and governance of the land trust.

Using this growing body of knowledge, they will develop an event and online marketing strategy to increase local and regional exposure and leverage the progress on our first development project to build support, boost membership, and increase community investment.