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Equity Partner - Commonwealth of Massachusetts, EEA
Additional Benefits: The salary is dependent on number of communities assigned per Equity Partner (see RFR for more detail).
The Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs (EEA) is seeking Equity Partners to support the Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness (MVP) Program.
This opportunity aims to advance equitable community engagement and strengthen participation in local climate resilience planning.
Do you have experience in community organizing, facilitation, and equity-centered action?
We encourage applications from qualified individuals, independent consultants, and organizations with demonstrated experience advancing equity and supporting community-driven initiatives.
Application Deadline: November 6, 2026, at 5:00 PM
Additional Benefits: Excellent health benefits, additional benefits for those working in the SF office (e.g., commuter benefits and weekly lunches), and a supportive working environment
CEA Consulting, a San Francisco-based environmental consultancy, is hiring a Research Associate to support client engagements across climate, ocean conservation, land use, and food systems. The role involves independent research and analysis, building and analyzing grant and portfolio databases, creating data visualizations, and drafting reports and presentations for foundations, NGOs, and other clients. We’re seeking someone with two to four years of professional experience (not entry-level), strong quantitative and writing skills, and excellent interpersonal skills. This hybrid role is based in San Francisco, with at least two office days per week. Base salary: $75,000-$80,000 plus bonuses. Priority deadline: November 1, 2026.
Water Programs Manager - River Alliance of Wisconsin
Additional Benefits: Includes a comprehensive benefits package (medical, dental, retirement, etc.)
River Alliance of Wisconsin, a statewide organization that empowers people to protect and restore water, seeks a manager for its active, visible and successful water protection priorities. This is an opportunity to join a team of respected and effective conservation professionals on issues that resonate across a diverse network of supporters.
Reporting to the Agriculture and Water Policy Director, the River Alliance of Wisconsin Water Programs Manager supports our Wisconsin Water Agenda, Wisconsin Agricultural Agenda and statewide water protection programs. A commitment to clean water for all, and grassroots leadership are musts. This position is full time (32 hours/week).
Location: This position is able to be done remotely or in a TWS office (where applicable) in the following states: Virginia, North Carolina & Georgia.
State: Remote
Opportunity Type: Employment
Career Level: Mid-career
Salary Range: $75,000-85,000 yearly
Reporting to the Southeastern States Director and working with programs across the organization to protect public lands and connect communities across the region to our wild places, the Conservation Manager will support, develop and execute organizational projects and initiatives throughout the mountain and piedmont regions of Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Georgia. They will engage in a range of campaigns through partnerships, coalition building and coordination, campaign planning, outreach activities, communications, and other efforts. They will represent TWS in coalitions, in communications with elected officials, agency officials, and other decision makers and their staff, and in the media.
Community Fundraising Manager - Conservation Colorado
Additional Benefits: SIMPLE IRA retirement plan with a match, at least 30 days of vacation & holidays in addition to six physical & mental wellness days in your first year, a parental leave and a sabbatical program.
Develop & manage a comprehensive fundraising plan to broaden and deepen support of our small donor program using a community-centric fundraising approach that centers equity & inclusion and fundraising best practices.
As the largest statewide environmental organization in CO, our mission is to protect our state’s climate, air, land, water, & communities. We play a unique role in Colorado as our work focuses on organizing communities, influencing decision-makers, and electing conservation-minded leaders. We work for a Colorado where every community can breathe clean air, drink clean water, protect the landscapes we share and secure our climate future. And, where communities once burdened by environmental injustices lead the way forward.
Southern California Project Coordinator - National Forest Foundation
Additional Benefits: Health and Wellness: Medical and dental insurance paid at 75% by the organization for you and any dependents. Vision insurance paid 50% by the organization for you and any dependents. Health savings account (HSA) with employer contributions between $1,8
The Southern California Project Coordinator reports to the Southern California Program Director and will work closely with key members of SCIRP, including the USDA Forest Service, California Department of Conservation, California Department of Transportation, and California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
The Project Coordinator will support project development and implementation of roadside ignition projects; coordinate with federal, state, and private partners; and support fundraising efforts for projects. This position will work with their supervisor and key members of SCIRP to support project solicitation, project prioritization, and development of the 10-Year Project Portfolio and Master Plan.
Southern California Project Coordinator - National Forest Foundation
he Southern California Project Coordinator reports to the Southern California Program Director and will work closely with key members of SCIRP, including the USDA Forest Service, California Department of Conservation, California Department of Transportation, and California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
The Project Coordinator will support project development and implementation of roadside ignition projects; coordinate with federal, state, and private partners; and support fundraising efforts for projects. This position will work with their supervisor and key members of SCIRP to support project solicitation, project prioritization, and development of the 10-Year Project Portfolio and Master Plan.
CEED Minnesota Environmental Justice Manager Center for Earth, Energy, & Democracy (CEED) is hiring a Minnesota Environmental Justice Manager! CEED works to ensure those most impacted by climate change and the fossil fuel economy can actively participate in developing, winning, and
implementing environmental policies that address community needs. The Minnesota Environmental Justice Manager will help
to build CEED’s environmental justice work in Minnesota while contributing to our broader Midwest Climate & Health Equity Hub. Explore more - https://www.idealist.org/en/nonprofit-job/79dfd5e9752c479480bb57aeffcf538c-minnesota-environmental-justice-manager-full-time-exempt-remote-center-for-earth-energy-and-democracy-minneapolis
Wildlife Area Technician - Natural Resource Technician 3 - Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife
Additional Benefits: In addition to pay and other special employee programs, there are other benefits that WDFW employees may be eligible for. Click the “Benefits” tab at the top of the announcement to learn more.
This is an opportunity to contribute to the conservation of the Douglas County Wildlife Area Complex by implementing projects that protect, enhance and restore habitats, support wildlife species, and maintain recreational opportunities. Envision yourself in the field, carrying out vegetation management activities, applying herbicides to control invasive species. With your hand and power tool experience you will also perform technical tasks to maintain wildlife area facilities, equipment, and infrastructure.
Postdoctoral Fellowship - Office of Energy, Climate and Environment - University of California, Berkeley
Postdoctoral Fellowship - Office of Energy, Climate and Environment
The UC Berkeley Office of Energy, Climate & Environment is accepting applications for the Chancellor's Climate Futures Fellowship. The postdoctoral program seeks scholars across disciplines — including STEM, social sciences, humanities, law, city planning, public health, and architecture — who focus on energy, climate, and environmental issues. Fellows will receive training and professional development to translate their scholarly work to broader audiences and move their research to action in order to maximize social benefit and policy impact. Fellows must participate in cohort-based programmatic activities, including an orientation week, one to two intensive retreats, mo