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.

MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN

WIND WOLVES PRESERVE
16019 Maricopa Highway
Bakersfield, CA 9311

The Bilingual Maintenance Technician supports the operation, safety, and stewardship of Wind Wolves Preserve by maintaining and repairing preserve infrastructure, buildings, trails, roads, and equipment. This position requires hands-on, outdoor work in all weather conditions and includes janitorial, landscaping, and light construction tasks. The role involves regular interaction with the public and participation in restoration and conservation efforts. Regular and punctual attendance, as well as occasional weekend work, are required.

 

RANGER

OAK GLEN PRESERVE
39611 Oak Glen Road, Unit 10
Oak Glen, CA 92399

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 San Bernardino Mountains preserves. Primarily an outdoor position working in all weather conditions that require regular and punctual attendance and potentially weekend work as well.

 

NATURALIST

WHITEWATER PRESERVE
9160 Whitewater Canyon Road
Whitewater, CA 92282

Conduct outdoor education programs teaching children in multiple grade levels, environmental, science-based and cultural programs. Topics include ecology, hydrology, biology, geology, geography, cultural history, scientific method, land stewardship, human impact, climate change, along with 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 interacting with visitors in the Ranger station and on the trail, providing both natural history and Preserve information, and assisting with weekend and public programming including guided hikes and family programs.