The Wild Lands and Water program manager will lead LandWatch’s efforts to ensure Central Oregon’s wild lands are protected to support biological diversity and critical wildlife habitat, and that water management in our region is improved to restore instream flows for critical habitats for fish and wildlife in our rivers and wetlands
The Stewardship Associate will assist with vegetation management, implementing upland restoration projects, facilities maintenance, working with volunteers and contractors, data collection and a variety of other stewardship activities on our conserved lands.
The person in this position is expected to read, comprehend and enforce complicated statutes and rules regarding the construction, maintenance, conversion and abandonment of wells.
The Communications Coordinator supports TEC’s success by sharing mission-related information and resources with communities across Central Oregon.
You will ensure a smooth and timely water quality permitting process by coordinating administrative and technical tasks associated with the issuance of a new permit, permit renewal, or permit modification.
The Campaign Manager’s primary focus is developing and executing strategies to capitalize on opportunities to achieve conservation outcomes at the core of our strategic plan.
This is an entry-level position that provides the opportunity to learn on-the-job and build your career with a respected and talented team of professionals in a dynamic organization.
The purpose of this position is to provide reception duties and various other office support functions necessary to provide services to the clients of Deschutes County, Jefferson County, Crook County, and outlying areas.
The Assistant Park Steward will advise and educate the public on District rules and regulations. Serves as a positive presence in the parks by providing assistance, information and education to visitors.
In this position, you will enjoy the scenic views of deep river canyons at Smith Rock State Park near Redmond, Oregon. Come join our team and support one of Oregon’s greatest resources – our state parks!
