Conservation Project Manager

The Land Conservancy of San Luis Obispo County is a nationally accredited, 501c3 non-profit land trust based on the Central Coast of California. We work to conserve and care for the diverse wildlands, farms, and ranches of the Central Coast. We connect people to the land and to each other. LCSLO strives to create a family–friendly work environment with flexible work hours, a team-oriented structure, and good benefits. Benefits include health insurance, 401K plan with company match, 21 days paid time off to start, 12 paid holidays, dental and vision plans, and a flexible work environment with opportunities for hybrid in office / remote work.

The Conservation Project Manager plays a critical role in The Land Conservancy’s acquisition of new conservation lands and stewardship of existing protected lands. This role is responsible for land conservation acquisition project development, monitoring conservation easements and fee-owned protected lands, grant writing and project funding management, conservation easement drafting, baseline documentation reports, fee land stewardship plans, and maintaining landowner relationships. This position will offer opportunities for personal and professional development and is a great opportunity to join a respected organization working on interesting and exciting projects.

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