Employment Opportunity: Native Land Conservancy - Land Steward
The Land Steward is a new position dedicated to caring for the land. The position will work closely with and will support the vision of the Land Care Manager. This position is well-suited for someone who has broad knowledge of local plants and animals, enjoys teaching others, can balance fieldwork with desk work, and is committed to improving Indigenous-led conservation locally and beyond.
Position responsibilities:
As directed by the Land Care Manager, restore and maintain habitats such as: reintroducing native species, control invasive plants, and improving trails
Regularly monitor all NLC land holdings across 9 towns and proactively address issues
Enforce land use policies
Support the development of land management plans
Develop public materials such as maps and trail guides
Assist with annual visit conservation restriction properties and report on compliance
Keep digital and physical records
Cultivate and support volunteer
Lead guided tours, walks, and paddles
Assist with collecting ecological data and cultural inventory information
Maintain and operate equipment such as chainsaws and wildlife cameras
Support special events and projects as needed
The successful candidate will be self-motivated, a collaborator, an eager learner, and have basic computer skills.
The Land Steward will be co-supervised by the Executive Director and Land Care Manager will be based in the NLC office (35%) and outdoors (65%). This position is full-time (35 hours). Compensation includes a salary between $50,000 – $55,000 and competitive benefits, including contributing 75% of health insurance costs, contribution of 5% to a retirement account after one year of service, paid time off and more.
Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Interested candidates should send a cover letter and resume to diana@nativelandconservancy.org Qualified Native American candidates are highly encouraged to apply.
