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WHAT WE DO From pristine coastlines and mangrove forests to gray whale lagoons, turquoise islands, and stunning coral reefs, WILDCOAST is an internationally recognized bi-national organization working to conserve 38 million acres of some of the most globally important coastal and marine ecosystems and iconic ocean wildlife in the USA, Mexico, and Cuba. Since its founding in 2000, WILDCOAST has made significant progress in its work to establish and manage protected areas, advance strong conservation policies, and engage communities in the protection and stewardship of healthy, thriving oceans, coastlines, and wildlife. In partnership with the government and local communities, WILDCOAST programs include: Climate Change : Protecting mangroves and climate-resilient shorelines. Wetlands: Adding critical layers of protection for globally important wetlands. Coral Reefs : Safeguarding coral reefs in the Mexican Pacific and Cuba. Mangroves:...

Overview World Wildlife Fund (WWF), one of the world’s leading conservation organizations, seeks a Manager, Foundation Relations Major Function The Manager, Foundation Relations, is responsible for overseeing the cultivation, solicitations, and management of WWF-US’ institutional philanthropic partnerships related to its Forest and Climate goal areas. Recognizing the dynamic and evolving landscape of nature and climate philanthropy, this position is responsible for engaging with new funder collaboratives in addition to established foundations, unlocking new opportunities for partnership, and contributing to WWF’s annual foundation fundraising goal. Responsibilities Foundation fundraising – including strategy development and cultivation – to achieve revenue goals across WWF-US Climate and Forest portfolios. Keeping informed and current about trends and changes in Climate and Forest private philanthropy, including...

Connecticut River Conservancy Seeks a New Executive Director Connecticut River Conservancy’s Board of Directors invites candidates to apply for the opportunity to lead this established, impactful, and highly regarded organization at an exciting time. The Executive Director will join a knowledgeable and passionate team of environmental professionals, a dedicated board of directors, and a wide range of collaborative partners to advance the work of CRC in service of the Connecticut River and its tributaries. The successful candidate will be a dynamic, forward-thinking, and inclusive leader with a track record of leading and managing nonprofit organizations, strong relationship-building skills, and experience supporting Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion as a part of organizational culture. About Connecticut River Conservancy Since 1952, Connecticut River Conservancy has been a voice for the Connecticut River watershed from source to sea and a powerful force for...