Oak Glen Preserve Education Team | 2019
Wind Wolves Preserve Team | 2020
Extracurricular Activities | 2016
Wildlands Staff with U.S. Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell
JOIN THE WILDLANDS CONSERVANCY TEAM
Working for The Wildlands Conservancy gives you the opportunity to make a difference for future generations. While our employees come from diverse backgrounds and bring an array of skillsets, we find unity in working toward one mission. To join our team of highly dedicated individuals apply for an open position today.
HOW TO APPLY
Email your cover letter and resume for the position you are applying for to jobs@wildlandsconservancy.org.
The Wildlands Conservancy is an equal opportunity employer.
RANGER
EEL RIVER ESTUARY PRESERVE
770 Russ Lane
Ferndale, California 95536
Performs land stewardship, maintenance, public contact, and habitat restoration. Maintains and improves structures, trails and picnic areas; maintains equipment, vehicles, irrigation and water systems; and promotes safety awareness among the public and staff.
Establishes and maintains positive professional relationships with local residents, community groups, educational and business entities; explains the dual mission of TWC; coordinates, promotes and facilitates volunteer programs for land stewardship, and outdoor education opportunities for programs at the North Coast preserves. The position requires the ability to work independently, be self-motivated, and to travel within the North Coast Region, including overnight trips, on a regular basis. Primarily an outdoor position working in all weather conditions that requires regular and punctual attendance, including one weekend day per week.
NATURALIST
OAK GLEN PRESERVE
39611 Oak Glen Road, Unit 10
Oak Glen, California 92399
Conduct outdoor education programs teaching children in multiple grade levels environmental, science-based, and cultural programs. Topics include forest ecology and ecosystems, watersheds, geology, animal adaptations, wildlife habitats, early inhabitants of the area and activities relating to the enjoyment of nature’s beauty. Responsible for providing a safe and interactive learning experience to school and youth groups, and activities and interpretive programs for families and public visitors. Additional responsibilities include working on the Preserve, greeting visitors and performing public contact. Requires weekend work. Weekly hours range from 18-24 per week, with reduced or no scheduled hours during school and program breaks. Bilingual (English and Spanish) is highly desired.