Careers at Wild Rivers Conservancy

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Conservation Outreach Specialist

The Conservation Outreach Specialist supports and advances Wild Rivers Conservancy’s watershed stewardship, land protection, forestry, and climate resiliency initiatives through outreach, education, partnership development, and project coordination. This position plays a key role in connecting landowners, communities, volunteers, and partners to stewardship opportunities that protect and enhance the ecological integrity of the St. Croix River watershed. The Conservation Outreach Specialist is an integral member of the Conservancy’s natural resources team and supports the organization’s strategic priorities focused on protecting and enhancing the natural resources and ecosystems of the St. Croix watershed.

Working under the direction of the Natural Resources Manager, this position will lead outreach and engagement efforts that promote conservation stewardship, climate resilience, and habitat protection throughout the watershed.

To apply, please send a cover letter, resume, and references to careers@wildriversconservancy.org.

Applications are due by Sunday, June 21 or until the position is filled.

Commitment to Culture

Enjoying the Resource We Protect

From monthly social events, staff paddles, to river refresher days, we make sure to pause and enjoy this resource we work hard to protect.

Investing in Professional Development

We believe in investing in growth opportunities for our staff, including growth resources, trainings, certifications, and conference opportunities.

3 Wild Rivers Conservancy Summer Interns Stand in the Namekagon River, while conducting trout population surveys with the WI DNR

Launch your career working for our public lands

Summer Internships

Since 2014, our joint summer internship program with the National Park Service has given students the opportunity to learn, grow, and experience what it is like to work for a National Scenic Riverway.

Where we work

Staff are duty stationed from our picturesque offices on the grounds of The Acreage at Osceola