Conservation Project Manager
Quick answer
Upper Valley Land Trust is hiring a mid-senior Conservation Project Manager (Hanover, NH) paying $55k-$60k per year to manage land conservation transactions and projects.
- Role
- Conservation Project Manager
- Organization
- Upper Valley Land Trust
- Location
- Hanover, New Hampshire
- Work setup
- On-site
- Level
- Mid
- Compensation
- $55,000 - $60,000 per year
- Category
- Other
The role
The Conservation Project Manager works as a full-time employee under the supervision of the Vice-President, Conservation to manage land conservation transactions, including donated and purchased conservation easements and land acquisitions.
What you'll do
- Analyze and prioritize potential conservation projects; assess project feasibility and select an appropriate conservation strategy and timeline based on UVLT goals, grant funding criteria, and landowner needs
- Manage land protection projects from start to finish
- Inform landowners about conservation options, processes, and benefits
What it takes
- Substantial experience in land conservation project management: minimum 3-5 years with direct responsibility for transaction management
- Track record of success with project management in a collaborative environment
- MS or MA (or equivalent) in environmental studies, land use planning, natural resource management, or related field
What you'll bring
How we treat you
UVLT offers a competitive benefits package, including employer-paid health insurance, life insurance, and a 401(k)-retirement savings plan with employer matching contributions.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the job located?
The job is located in Hanover, New Hampshire.
What is the compensation package?
The compensation package ranges from $55,000 to $60,000 per year.
What are the key qualifications required?
Key qualifications include substantial experience in land conservation project management and a master's degree or equivalent in environmental studies, land use planning, natural resource management, or related field.
How to apply
Apply directly on Upper Valley Land Trust's site. We link straight through — no resume parsing, no profile to fill out.
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