Conservation Careers & Job Opportunities
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This job board features listings from conservation-related nonprofits, government agencies and businesses across the northeast region—making it a go-to source for career opportunities in land conservation.
Find your next job in land conservation today!
Starting your career in the land conservation field? We put together a resource page with a list of local and national organizations that provide opportunities for young conservationists.
Opportunities for Young Conservationists »
We have also put together a list of additional job resources to help you find your next conservation career opportunity.
If you have a question about the job board or any of the resources listed above, please contact CLCC at info@ctconservation.org
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This paid, 10-week internship provides an immersive experience in conservation and forest management. Based at the picturesque Game Refuge headquarters in Granby, Connecticut, Forest Rangers work alongside Director Connor Hogan and a dedicated Crew Leader to maintain trails, protect wildlife habitats, and engage in field research.
We encourage you to apply for this job opportunity if you are interested in working: At a positive, mission-focused, non-profit conservation organization; With a team dedicated to getting people outdoors, conserving forests, parks and our statewide network of Blue-Blazed Hiking Trails; and As part of an organization dedicated to the principles of JEDI – Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion. CFPA…
MALT is seeking a bold, visionary, and strategic leader to serve as our next Executive Director. This individual will be responsible for leading MALT’s next chapter of growth and impact, working closely with the board, staff, volunteers, and community partners to advance our mission. The Executive Director will oversee all aspects of the organization, from fundraising and financial sustainability to…
RiverCOG is currently seeking candidates to support diverse programs. Primary support is for our aquatic invasive species water chestnut mitigation program and secondary support would be for our digital mapping / Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and document scanning programs. The seasonal position will run from the end of May until the end of August or middle of September. Duties will…
The Highstead Foundation in Redding, CT, is recruiting a full-time paid GIS Intern for a 15-week position (September 2 – December 12, 2025). This remote internship, with occasional travel and in-office days required in Redding, CT, will support Highstead’s Conservation Program. The GIS Intern will work on mapping projects related to land protection planning, community engagement, and regional bird habitat…
Highstead Foundation in Redding, CT, is seeking a full-time Events and Communications Intern for the Conservation Program, running from September 2 to December 12, 2025. This hybrid role requires one in-office day per week. The intern will play a key role in planning and executing the Regional Conservation Partnership (RCP) Network Gathering conference, set for November 5-6, 2025, as well…
The Staff Accountant is a key member of NCLC’s financial management team, responsible for ensuring accurate financial reporting and compliance with applicable regulations. This position will support the organization’s mission by managing day-to-day accounting operations, maintaining financial records, and preparing financial reports.
Access Fund is the nonprofit advocacy organization that leads and inspires the climbing community toward sustainable access and conservation of the climbing environment. Founded in 1991, Access Fund represents more than 8 million climbers across the country. We execute on that mission across six core program areas, including Climbing Policy and Advocacy, Stewardship and Conservation, Local Support and Mobilization, Land…
Love working outside? Want to gain real hands-on experience in the trail conservation and outdoor recreation fields? What to take on the challenge of working, traveling, and camping in a small tight-knit group? Join us as a member of a Connecticut Woodlands Conservation Corps Trail Crew as a Crew Member and help improve Connecticut’s 825-mile Blue-Blazed Hiking Trail System!