SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION JOBS

This page is for job postings from conservation organizations that are commenserate with the SWCS mission.  Examples are postings for Conservation District positions.  State and Federal postings may also be included, if appropriate.  Postings are only done by the site administrator.

SAGINAW CONSERVATION DISTRICT

District Administrator

The Saginaw Conservation District (SCD) is seeking to hire a full-time (40 hours per week) District Administrator. This position serves Saginaw County and is housed in the Saginaw County USDA Office. The District Manager is responsible for the day-to-day operations including, but not limited to, organization and supervision of office, personnel and operations, coordinating District programs, grant projects, outreach activities, and aiding the District Board of Directors (Board). The District Manager shall be under the direct supervision of the District Board. While the majority of the workload is administrative and performed in an office setting, some fieldwork is required.

TO APPLY
Interested applicants MUST submit: a cover letter, resume, unofficial transcripts, and a list of at least 5 references, (all documents MUST BE IN PDF FORM and file name must begin with applicants last name) to: saginawcd@gmail.com or mail to: Saginaw Conservation District, 178 N Graham Rd, Saginaw, MI 48609. Official transcripts may be requested at the time of an interview.

Deadline for applying: Jan 21, 2022 *or until filled. 

(Posted here 1/15/2022)

SOIL HEALTH INSTITUTE

Project Manager

The Soil Health Institute (SHI), a non-profit organization created to safeguard and enhance the vitality and productivity of soil, is seeking an experienced Project Manager. The individual selected will report to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and will work closely with the CEO, Chief Scientific Officer (CSO), and Sustainability Specialist to transform ideas, needs, and opportunities into funded projects for advancing soil health. Once those projects are staffed, they may be managed by the incumbent or by other SHI staff, as appropriate. The individual selected may be housed at SHI headquarters adjacent to Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, or at a remote location, as mutually agreed upon. Salary is projected to range from $100,000-$150,000/year + benefits, depending on qualifications.  Learn more

MECOSTA CONSERVATION DISTRICT

MAEAP Technician

The Mecosta Conservation District is hiring a Technician to carry out the Michigan Agricultural Environmental Assurance Program (MAEAP). The MAEAP Technician is responsible for delivering on-farm technical assistance in Mecosta and Montcalm Counties. Technical assistance includes conducting farm-specific risk assessments; coordinating local, state, and federal agency resources to help farmers reduce environmental risks; and assisting farmers in making progress toward MAEAP verification, which recognizes farms as top environmental stewards. The MAEAP Technician is also responsible for collaborating with Conservation District staff to promote MAEAP and educate diverse audiences on the importance of sustainable agriculture in counties of coverage.

TO APPLY Provide a cover letter, resume, transcripts (unofficial are acceptable), and list of three references, all combined into one PDF, and email to Brook Baumann at the Mecosta Conservation District at brook.baumann@macd.org . Please list “MAEAP Technician application” in the subject line. Any questions pertaining to the position may also be directed to Brook Baumann via email or by calling (989) 309-9229. To view additional District information, please visit mecostacd.org or visit our Facebook page.

Applications accepted by 11:00 a.m. EST January 21st or until filled.

PREFERRED START DATE: Mid-February

(Posted here 01/10/2022)

DETROIT AUDOBON

Executive Director

Detroit Audubon invites applications for Executive Director.  This position is a full-time professional salaried position with the Detroit Audubon.
To apply: Send cover letter, resume, and three letters of reference to edapps@detroitaudubon.org. (Reposted 12/11/2021)