guide Nevada and Utah Chapters in developing and deploying an evidence-based, scientific approach to inspire, inform, and shape their conservation and policy strategies.
promote positive outcomes for both nature and people within these states.
collaborate with other programs in the Western United States and Canada Division.
drive projects, supervise and mentor staff, and integrate an evidence-based, scientific approach to conservation planning.
establish collaborative multi-disciplinary scientific partnerships, and communicate effectively and persuasively.
Requirements
BA/BS degree and 7 years’ experience in conservation practice or related field or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Experience managing complex projects including project design, financial management, and accountability for outcomes.
Experience creating partnerships with conservation colleagues, agencies, and/or academic institutions.
Supervisory experience.
Experience working and communicating with a wide range of people.
Experience manipulating, analyzing and interpreting statistical or environmental data.
Record of peer reviewed publications in scientific journals, original science papers, and/or synthesis papers.
Experience fundraising and/or writing grants and research proposals.
Strong familiarity with and understanding of climate change and its impacts on species, ecosystems, and people.