Positions with our Partners
These job opportunities are shared by our members and partners directly with RMS. Want to receive this in your inbox every other week? You can! As a member of RMS, you receive the biweekly RMS News Digest email, which includes these jobs in addition to grant opportunities, national news, and RMS news. To share an opening with your organization, email it to [email protected]. We also encourage you to post it directly to the RMS Job Board, which is open to the public and allows job seekers to set up job alerts so you can easily reach qualified candidates.
Permanent/Full-Time
- Executive Director - Protect our Water Jackson Hole (WY)
We are seeking an experienced Executive Director who is passionate about our mission and able to lead our organization with excellence. The Executive Director will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of the organization’s operations, including fundraising, program development, marketing and communications, financial management, and staff supervision. As a mentor to staff, the Executive Director will motivate and empower the team to achieve their best work. Apply by July 26, 2024 (may be extended). (Shared by member Bob Ratcliffe)
- Director of Development – Outdoor Alliance (Remote, near major airport)
- Membership and Development Manager - Water Education Colorado
- Senior-level Monitoring and Fisheries Biologist - Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (North Fork Lewis River Basin)
- Tribal Affairs Program Manager - California State Water Resources Control Board (Sacramento)
- Greenways Program Coordinator - Neponset River Watershed Association (Canton, MA)
- Environmental Educator, Full-time - Phinizy Center for Water Science (Augusta, GA)
- Director of Operations - Anacostia Watershed Society (MD) - deadline Aug. 15
- Colorado River Conservation Project Coordinator - The Nature Conservancy (Boulder, CO)
Seasonal, Internship, Temporary, Part-Time
- RMS Journal Editor - Remote! Closes Aug. 2, 2024
- RMS Journal Graphic Designer - Remote! Closes Aug. 2, 2024
- The Bureau of Land Management California is hiring for several paid internships. Upon successful completion of these Direct Hire Authority - Resource Assistant Internships (DHA-RAI) and earning either their undergrad or grad degrees, students may be hired by the BLM. View and apply for these internships here, and learn more in this document. (Shared by member Leigh Karp)
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Early Career Resources
We may not know you to see that you are an individual who finds passion in rivers and are considering rivers as the framework for your life's work. RMS is going to try to provide avenues for you to learn, get to know, and grow with one of hundreds of positions that support river health, protection and management. When you choose a role that resonates, you'll enjoy responsibilities that are challenging, exciting, and gratifying. Here are a few organizations that can connect you with river jobs and offer invaluable training and mentoring opportunities, as well.
- Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education represents a collection of all environmental education providers and supporters in the state of Colorado. Learn about them further at the CAEE website. Here's a recent annual report.
- The Environmental Stewards (ES) Program, a program of Conservation Legacy (previously Southwest Conservation Corps) offers land and water management agencies and non-profit organizations opportunities to accomplish specific projects and provides individual placements for young people “Stewards” interested in gaining experience in natural and cultural resource management. With support from ES Program staff, Stewards are placed with state and federal programs and non-profits (host sites) in 10-week to year-long positions through-out the United States. Visit the ES website.
- Transforming Youth Outdoors (TYO) is the first resource-based community for people committed to transforming youth outdoors. If you are interested in joining the community, check it out.
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