Community Forest Catalyst

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🐻 Alaska – Remote

🐻 Alaska – Remote

💵 $78.5k - $83.4k / year

⏰ Full Time

🟡 Mid-level

🟠 Senior

👫 Community Manager

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The Nature Conservancy

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5001 - 10000 employees

Founded 1951

💼 Consulting

✈️ Travel

🤲 Charity

Consulting • Travel • Charity

The Nature Conservancy is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving the lands and waters on which all life depends. Operating in over 80 countries and territories, it addresses critical issues like climate change and biodiversity loss through strategic conservation efforts. The organization focuses on protecting vital ecosystems such as forests, oceans, and freshwater resources, while actively engaging communities and influencing environmental policies. Through various initiatives, The Nature Conservancy aims to ensure a sustainable and thriving planet for future generations.

📋 Description

• Represent the Sustainable Southeast Partnership as a regional catalyst • Attend regional gatherings, collaborate within the network, and connect partners to broader TNC networks • Facilitate connections between the SSP and TNC’s Emerald Edge Network • Support community forest partnerships in Hoonah, Kake, and Klawock through technical assistance and project coordination • Build relationships and gain cooperation from partner organizations, Tribal governments, agencies, and community groups • Help communities connect economic opportunities around non-old-growth forest products with long-term forest stewardship • Develop grant proposals, funding agreements, budgets, reports, and funding calendars • Provide and facilitate field instruction, workforce development support, and training opportunities • Coordinate regional collaboration among Tribes, Alaska Native corporations, nonprofits, agencies, and TNC staff • Maintain shared partnership metrics, project data, maps, and reporting systems • Ensure compliance with TNC policies, funder requirements, and partnership reporting obligations • Work with youth through stewardship and partnership programs as needed • Travel frequently by small aircraft and boat throughout Southeast Alaska

🎯 Requirements

• BA/BS in forestry, natural resources, or a related field and 5 years’ related experience, or equivalent combination of education and experience • Experience coordinating partnerships or collaborative projects among multiple organizations • Experience writing grants and managing awarded funds and reporting • Experience organizing training events or working with field crews • Experience traveling by small aircraft or boat to rural communities and/or multi-day stays in remote areas • Experience with common office software (Microsoft Office, Teams, Box, web browsers) • Experience working directly with Tribes, Alaska Native organizations, or other Indigenous communities • Experience working effectively in rural, remote, or Indigenous-led communities • Experience working within Southeast Alaska landowner contexts, including the Tongass National Forest, Alaska Native corporations, State and municipal lands, and Tribal stewardship interests • Experience with USDA Forest Service processes and partnership pathways, including NEPA, agreements, stewardship contracting, and Good Neighbor Authority • Experience with forest restoration, young-growth management, fish passage, or watershed restoration • Experience facilitating or convening organizations without formal obligations to one another • GIS, spatial analysis, or data management skills, including ArcGIS Online • Experience supervising or training field crews • Specialized field trainings, such as chainsaw, first aid, CPR, or wilderness first aid certifications • Strong written and verbal communication and ability to explain technical concepts to non-technical audiences • Experience working independently, managing multiple project timelines, and exercising sound judgment far from the office • Valid driver's license and compliance with TNC’s Auto Safety Program • Successful completion of TNC’s background screening process

🏖️ Benefits

• Health care benefits • Flexible spending accounts • 401(k) plan with an 8% employer match • Parental leave • Accrued paid time off • Life insurance • Disability coverage • Employee assistance program • Other life and work well-being benefits • Flexible work environment • Career development opportunities • Flexible schedules