Montana Association of Land Trusts
Private Land Conservation
Job Opportunities
Members of the Montana Association of Land Trusts have occasional job openings within the land trusts. Any current employment opportunities are listed below, with links to more information about the job opening.Director of Lands, The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF), a non-profit wildlife conservation organization, seeks an experienced individual with a passion for conservation to manage our Permanent Land Protection Program to ensure the future of elk, other wildlife, and their habitat. From 1984 through 2009, RMEF has permanently protected over 900,000 acres of habitat for elk and other wildlife. This senior level position requires a strong leader who will provide direction to the Lands staff and oversee the day-to-day management of the program. In addition the position will coordinate and partner with federal, state, and private organizations; develop & market land protection strategies; provide training to Lands and other RMEF staff; and help generate public & private funding for the Lands program. A strong background in land acquisition, natural resource policy or environmental planning required along with demonstrated experience in real estate practices including sales, acquisitions, easements, and the planning and development of related transactions. A minimum of five years professional experience in real estate, wildlife conservation, land management, or equivalent experience required. Law degree or Bachelor’s degree in natural resource management or a related field is preferred. Position is located in Missoula, Montana. Salary commensurate with experience. To apply, email cover letter and resume to jobs@rmef.org by September 24, 2010. RMEF is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Download the Position Profile.
Director of Philanthropy, Montana, The Nature Conservancy
As The Nature Conservancy in Montana works to achieve ambitious landscape-scale conservation and stewardship within the continental United States and Montana’s largest and most intact natural systems, including the Crown of the Continent, Greater Yellowstone, and Northern Montana Prairies, it seeks a Director of Philanthropy (DoP) for Montana. Candidates for the Montana DoP must be major gift fundraisers at the top of their career, excellent managers, and compelling, vision leaders with a drive for success. Download the Position Profile. Download the Job Description.
