The National Wildlife Federation's state and territorial affiliates form the backbone of the Federation. Our 52 affiliate partners are leaders on state and local conservation efforts, employing dedicated conservationists who are making real strides in protecting our natural resources. Explore the opportunities below to work for an affiliate organization and join the Federation family.
Wilmington, Delaware
An ambassador of Delaware Nature Society (DelNature) engaging Wilmington communities, the education coordinator works to emphasize the importance of caring for the outdoors including though activities that help address local environmental and social justice issues. The coordinator connects adults, children, and families to nature through unique, authentic hands-on experiences that promote environmental understanding, advocacy, and conservation, helping DelNature better engage audiences in Wilmington. The coordinator is responsible for the creating, planning, scheduling, preparing, and delivering education and enrichment activities.
Check out this job »Rhode Island
The role of the Executive Director will be to serve as the Chief Executive Officer of the Environment Council of Rhode Island (ECRI) – a 501(c)4 social welfare organization, and the ECRI Education Fund – a 501(c)3 charitable organization. They will represent the organization within the coalition and in programmatic partnerships with member and non-member organizations. They will be responsible for managing media relations and public engagement, as well as advocating for coalition priorities with elected and appointed government officials.
Check out this job »Augusta, Maine
The Forests, Waters, & Wildlife Program Director provides ongoing management and leadership for the Natural Resources Council of Maine’s efforts to protect the natural character of the ecologically, economically, and recreationally important forestlands, waterways, and wildlife of Maine. General responsibilities include advocacy before the Legislature and administrative bodies, communications with the media and public, collaboration with coalition partners, and project planning and implementation. The Program Director develops, maintains, and utilizes technical expertise on key policy issues in areas such as the ecological and economic values of Maine’s North Woods, habitat conservation, healthy waterways, biodiversity, forest policy, outdoor recreation, and land use planning.
Check out this job »Augusta, Maine
The Senior Policy Advocate for Forests, Waters, & Wildlife plays a critical role in helping lead the Natural Resources Council of Maine’s efforts to protect the health of Maine’s rivers and waterways and the natural character of the ecologically, economically, and recreationally important woods and wildlife of Maine. General responsibilities include advocacy before the Legislature and administrative bodies, communications with the media and public, and collaboration with coalition partners. The Senior Policy Advocate develops and utilizes scientific and technical expertise on topics such as fisheries restoration, habitat protection, water quality regulation, climate change impacts, and biodiversity.
Check out this job »Raleigh, North Carolina
North Carolina Wildlife Federation is currently seeking a highly motivated and experienced individual to join their team as a Fulfillment Coordinator. This position will report to the Member Services Associate, within the Philanthropy and Communications team. The ideal candidate is a skilled communicator, organized, and detail oriented. The Fulfillment Coordinator will be responsible for assisting with all donor services tasks including using Donor Perfect to process donations. The ideal Fulfillment Coordinator is a team player, has a strong work ethic, is self-motivated and responsible.
Check out this job »Juneau, Alaska
The Southeast Alaska Conservation Council (SEACC) is seeking a State Campaigns Manager to coordinate and lead state level conservation work. The State Campaigns Manager reports to the Executive Director and manages SEACC’s work on all Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation and Department of Natural Resources regulations and processes and tracks proposed state legislation. The State Campaigns Manager will work closely and collaboratively with other campaign and communications staff at SEACC to accomplish our goals.
Check out this job »Nashville, Tennessee
Tennessee Wildlife Federation seeks a dynamic individual to manage volunteers for the Hunting and Fishing Academy program in the state of Tennessee.
Check out this job »Texas
The Executive Director serves as the CEO of the organization, overseeing all aspects of programs, administration, and fundraising. The position requires extensive knowledge of Texas wildlife conservation challenges and state and local advocacy and policy issues, particularly related to protecting water resources and wildlife habitats. The preferred candidate will show success in fund development including securing grants; knowledge of organizational management and budgeting; and experience in public relations, conservation advocacy, and building partnerships and coalitions with a broad range of interests.
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