Five Valleys Land Trust is growing and we’re excited to share two new opportunities to join our team!
Community open spaces are how Five Valleys shows up for people—right where they live, recreate, and connect with the land. The Community Open Space Manager helps ensure that the lands Five Valleys owns and cares for, as well as partner lands across the Missoula front country, are welcoming, well‑managed, and resilient, supporting both healthy ecosystems and meaningful public experiences. The primary responsibilities of the Community Open Space Manager are to manage and implement day to day operations for Five Valleys-owned lands, as well as the Community Open Space Program at Five Valleys, and to advance Five Valleys Strategic Plan goals.
This position will remain open until filled. To apply, please review the position description (link below). Application review begins March 18.
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Stewardship is how Five Valleys keeps its promise - to landowners, to communities, and to future generations. The Stewardship Coordinator helps to ensure that the lands protected by Five Valleys stay healthy, productive, and true to the promises made when they were conserved. The Stewardship Coordinator is a key team member responsible for overseeing annual monitoring, communication, record-keeping, and related stewardship activities for conservation easements held or monitored by Five Valleys Land Trust. Working under the direction of the Stewardship Director, this position exercises independent professional judgment within established policies and program direction in interpreting and applying conservation easement terms, responding to landowner requests, addressing compliance issues, and advancing stewardship outcomes in alignment with Five Valleys’ policies, Land Trust Alliance Standards, and legal guidance.
This position will remain open until filled. To apply, please review the position description (link below). Application review begins March 18.
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