The HeadWaters Land Conservancy is seeking a full-time Executive Director to manage the affairs of HWLC and its day-to-day operations. This position is responsible for implementing HWLC's strategic plan, developing and overseeing the annual work and budget plan, identifying funding needs and managing staff. Full job description and application details here. 

The Raisin River Watershed Council (RRWC) are searching for a Development Director to help with the organizations fundraising needs. This position is responsible for development and implementation of an annual fundraising plan including developing funding support from foundations and other funding sources, and providing support during the grant application process. Full job description and application details here. 

The Legacy Land Conservancy is seeking a full-time Preserve Stewardship Manager to manage the conservancy's fee owned properties and preserves. This position is responsible for writing and executing the management plans, developing annual budgets and work plans, directly managing the properties, hiring seasonal crew to assist with managing the preserves, organizing volunteer workdays and other engagement opportunities. Click here for full job description and application details. 

The Six Rivers Land Conservancy is seeking a part-time GIS/Water Quality intern (paid) who will develop general baseline metrics for a project involving the Belle River Watershed in southeast Michigan. Click here for full job description and application details.

The Traverse Area Recreation and Transportation Trails (TART) is seeking a Trail Planner to lead trail planning efforts through all stages of trail development and maintenance.  This position is responsible for the development and management of trail planning and maintenance efforts as well as the cultivation and support of partnerships that promote non-motorized recreation and transportation efforts across the TART Trails network. Follow the link above for full job description and application details. 

The Trust for Public Land is seeking a full-time Ohio State Director responsible for developing and leading The Trust for Public Land’s programmatic activities for Ohio. The State Director manages and mentors the operations staff and works in close collaboration with the State Director of Philanthropy to raise funding to support the office’s programs and operating costs. The State Director is also responsible for working with public/non-profit partners, major donors, the local Advisory Board, and others within the TPL organization to enhance opportunities for success of the office and its program.