Project Development Manager
Quick answer
The National Audubon Society is hiring a mid-level Project Development Manager for hybrid work in New Orleans, LA or remote within the Mississippi Watershed to develop nature-based solutions for habitat connectivity and community resilience.
- Role
- Project Development Manager
- Organization
- The National Audubon Society
- Location
- New Orleans, LA or remote within the Mississippi Watershed
- Work setup
- Hybrid
- Level
- Mid
- Category
- Programs & Operations
The role
The National Audubon Society seeks a project development and management professional with experience in nature-based solutions for habitat connectivity and community resilience along the Mississippi River mainstem.
What you'll do
- Identify and develop nature-based projects along the Mississippi River mainstem
- Work with partners, landowners, all levels of government, and funders
- Develop collaborative conservation strategies and work with diverse stakeholders
- Experience with science-based conservation initiatives and on-the-ground restoration efforts
- Demonstrate strong project management skills
What it takes
- Bachelor’s degree in engineering, hydrology, ecology, natural resources management, or related field; advanced degree a plus
- 5 years of experience, preferably in project management with demonstrated success developing collaborative conservation strategies and working with diverse stakeholders
- Experience working on field research or monitoring projects; work in an agricultural setting a plus
- Knowledge of the current issues facing the Mississippi River watershed
- Strong project management skills including goal-setting, problem-solving, time management, contract and grant management
What you'll bring
Frequently asked questions
Where is this position located?
The position can be based out of New Orleans, LA or remote within the Mississippi Watershed.
What is the compensation for this role?
Compensation is not specified in the job posting.
What are the key qualifications required for this role?
Key qualifications include a bachelor’s degree in engineering, hydrology, ecology, natural resources management, or related field; 5 years of experience in project management with demonstrated success developing collaborative conservation strategies and working with diverse stakeholders; and experience working on field research or monitoring projects.
How do I apply for this position?
Applications should be submitted by February 28, 2023. Please check the National Audubon Society’s website for more details.
How to apply
Apply directly on The National Audubon Society's site. We link straight through — no resume parsing, no profile to fill out.
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