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.
Arizona
The Arizona Wildlife Federation (AWF) seeks an energetic Public Lands Coordinator to help expand our impact and effectiveness in driving state and federal policies that protect public lands and benefit Arizona wildlife, habitat, and opportunities for outdoor recreation. The position is funded through a Wyss Foundation grant with the intent of developing future conservation leaders.
Check out this job »Rockfall, Connecticut
Connecticut Forest and Park Association seeks a visionary, dynamic, and collaborative Executive Director who will set the course for the organization’s next chapter. This is an incredible opportunity to build on the success of a legacy organization, grapple with today’s conservation and environmental challenges, and provide visionary leadership for the future.
Check out this job »Jefferson City, Missouri
The Conservation Federation of Missouri seeks a qualified and motivated individual to serve as Membership Manager. The Membership Manager oversees all aspects of membership operations, including recruitment, retention, reporting, analysis, and data management. This position develops and executes strategies to engage members, volunteers, affiliates, and business partners while providing outstanding customer service and support. The Membership Manager also serves as staff liaison for the Membership and Nomination Committee and assists with preparation for annual meetings and events.
Check out this job »Baltimore, Maryland
The National Aquarium is seeking a Senior Vice President and Chief Animal Welfare Officer (CAWO) who is responsible for all aspects of animal care and welfare throughout all National Aquarium Operations. The CAWO leads, plans, and holds accountability for the activities of the Animal Care and Welfare group.
Check out this job »Augusta, Maine
The Leadership Gifts Officer will be the Natural Resources Council of Maine’s sole full-time frontline fundraiser of philanthropic gifts from individuals/households. They are responsible for identifying, cultivating, soliciting, and stewarding major gifts of $1,000 and above, with a particular focus on a portfolio of donors giving annually at the $5,000+ level.
Check out this job »Concord, New Hampshire
New Hampshire Audubon is seeking a dynamic and visionary Director of Education to lead educational initiatives, fostering a culture of environmental literacy and stewardship across New Hampshire. This strategic leader will oversee the development and implementation of innovative educational programs, manage a dedicated team of staff and volunteers, and cultivate relationships with key stakeholders, including schools, community groups, and grant funders. This is an exciting opportunity to shape the future of environmental education in our state and inspire the next generation of scientists and stewards.
Check out this job »Grand Forks or Fargo, North Dakota preferred, other Eastern ND cities possible
The Eastern North Dakota Conservation Specialist will implement outreach and communications activities to support North Dakota Wildlife Federation’s (NDWF) statewide operations, including priority conservation habitat work, membership and affiliate club development, and in collaboration with other staff, develop outreach materials, procure and manage content for the organization’s social media and website, and plan and implement outreach events. The position will also provide support for NDWF’s outreach and conservation campaign activities, including NWF’s Certified Wildlife Habitat.
Check out this job »Nashville, Tennessee
Tennessee Wildlife Federation—a leading conservation voice in the state—is hiring a Policy Communications Manager to help shape public understanding and support for key conservation policy priorities. This role blends policy insight with public relations to influence decision-makers, engage the public, and advance the Federation’s mission to lead the conservation, sound management, and wise use of Tennessee’s wildlife and great outdoors.
Check out this job »Lander, Wyoming
The Wyoming Wildlife Federation (WWF) is seeking a dynamic Civic Engagement Coordinator to lead efforts that mobilize hunters, anglers, and conservationists to take meaningful action on behalf of Wyoming’s wildlife, habitat, and outdoor heritage. The Coordinator will strengthen and grow WWF’s Conservation Ambassador Team into a statewide leadership cohort, organize and support major events like Camo at the Capitol, provide accessible nonpartisan voter education tools, and collaborate with partners to deliver community engagement and stewardship projects.
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