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About Pacific Forest Trust Pacific Forest Trust (PFT) delivers landscape-scale private forest conservation in the West and develops innovative incentives for private forest conservation at the national level. We do so in ways that reward private landowners for managing for public benefits, i.e., clean water, a healthy climate, and habitat for abundant native wildlife. Our work sustains rural communities and restores resilient forest landscapes across ownership boundaries. PFT is recognized nationally as a leader in developing new payment systems for ecosystems services, from climate to working forest conservation easements, watershed and habitat services, and sustainable, renewable biomass energy.   PFT has conserved over 360,000 acres of forest and stewards conservation easements on over 130,000 acres. PFT also owns and manages 12,000 acres for sustained forest, water, habitat and timber values. PFT is thrice accredited by the national Land Trust Accreditation Commission....

NEIWPCC is seeking a full-time collaboration coordinator to support the Hudson River Estuary Management Program (HREMP). This position will take a collaborative approach to support interdisciplinary research priorities, communications and initiatives across estuary program areas. What You Will Do As a collaboration coordinator, your work will fall into four focus areas: Facilitating program communications across program partners by collaborating with other communications staff on strategy, content, reporting, web maintenance, and newsletters. Engaging with partners and stakeholders by remaining current on coastal management issues, identifying information needs, and ensuring the smooth transfer and translation of scientific information and data to stakeholders. Implementing training for decision makers by continuing existing training program efforts, evaluating audience needs and priority topics, identifying training gaps and opportunities, and facilitating science...

FSLA Status:  Exempt  Salary Range :Range commensurate upon experience - $49,060-67,048 Reports to:  Manager of Analytics Mission:   For more than 50 years, the Conservancy of Southwest Florida has been a leading environmental advocacy organization dedicated to protecting Southwest Florida's water, land, wildlife, and future. Job Overview Generates membership renewal notices, processes/batches gifts and memberships, and assures integrity of data entry to membership database records. Responsibilities will include scheduling committee meetings, and accurate data entry into the Conservancy’s constituent and member records. Responsibilities •   Administrative Support o Assists CAO in the day-to-day functions of the Conservancy, providing administrative and/or special project support. o Provides documentation of campaign matters including Naming and Recognition recordkeeping, gift agreements and pledge documentation including Docusign support for signatures,...

Job Overview The Staff Accountant is responsible for ensuring smooth and efficient day-to-day accounting processes, supporting key financial operations, and maintaining high standards of accuracy and compliance. This position serves as a critical team member in supporting the broader finance function, collaborating with both the Accounting Manager and Controller. The role includes cross-training and backup responsibilities to provide continuity and depth within the department.  Responsibilities Financial Transactions and Reconciliation: o    Responsible for processing invoice payments and ensuring supporting documentation and budget  code are submitted. o    Maintains and monitors the complete processing of Accounts Payable, from receipt of invoices and appropriate documentation to processing of check. o    Deposits all incoming checks through online banking, including writing deposit slips and running checks through the check machine. o    Maintains business...

Job Overview The Conservancy of Southwest Florida seeks a visionary and strategic leader to serve as its next Director of Environmental Science. This is a high-impact, public-facing role for an accomplished environmental professional passionate about protecting Florida’s unique ecosystems. Reporting to the Chief Programs Officer, the Director will lead a dedicated team of scientists in developing and executing an integrated research agenda that informs policy, engages stakeholders, and advances the Conservancy’s mission. This position serves as the primary spokesperson for the Science Department, advising senior leadership, building donor confidence, cultivating partnerships, and representing the organization at the regional and statewide levels. A strong background in marine or climate science is highly preferred. RESPONSIBILITIES Strategic Leadership and Public Representation: • Serve as the face of the Science Department, representing the Conservancy at public events,...