Manager, Public Lands
Quick answer
The National Audubon Society is hiring a remote North Carolina-based Manager, Public Lands paying $62,026-$70,000 to lead conservation projects and habitat restoration efforts on public lands.
- Role
- Manager, Public Lands
- Organization
- National Audubon Society
- Location
- North Carolina (Remote)
- Work setup
- Remote
- Level
- Mid
- Compensation
- $62,026 - $70,000 / year
- Category
- Programs & Operations
The role
The Manager, Public Lands will lead Audubon’s Working Lands conservation projects in North Carolina, focusing on enhancing bird habitats across grasslands, forests, and wetlands. This role involves collaborating with public land managers, state agencies, and conservation partners to implement restoration designs and monitor bird outcomes. The position requires a balance of project management, scientific monitoring, and public advocacy to ensure long-term environmental resilience. The Manager will act as a primary representative for Audubon North Carolina in regulatory and community settings.
What you'll do
- Lead identification and execution of habitat enhancement projects on public lands.
- Develop and maintain partnerships with land management agencies and conservation groups.
- Conduct bird and habitat monitoring to track project outcomes.
- Represent Audubon North Carolina in public meetings and regulatory discussions.
- Provide technical guidance on native plants and restoration design to project partners.
What it takes
- Bachelor’s degree in wildlife biology, ecology, or natural resources management.
- Minimum of five years of related experience in conservation or project management.
- Proven experience with grant writing and writing for diverse audiences.
- Working knowledge of ArcGIS and Microsoft Office Suite.
- Valid driver's license and ability to perform strenuous outdoor field work.
What you'll bring
Frequently asked questions
Is this position remote?
Yes, this position is classified as remote in North Carolina, though remote work within the U.S. may be considered for those outside of commuting distance to an Audubon office.
What is the compensation for this role?
The annual salary for this position is specified as $62,026 to $70,000.
What are the core educational requirements?
Candidates are required to have a Bachelor’s degree in wildlife biology, forest or coastal ecology, natural resources management, or a related field.
Does this job require travel or physical activity?
Yes, the role requires in-state travel, occasional out-of-state travel, and the ability to engage in strenuous outdoor activities in varying weather conditions.
How to apply
Apply directly on National Audubon Society's site. We link straight through — no resume parsing, no profile to fill out.
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