Black Canyon Land Trust

BCLT is currently accepting applications for a Land Protection Specialist.

 

About the Position:
The Land Protection Specialist position is responsible for conducting many of the land trust’s conservation easement transactions from start to finish, and for managing procedures and systems to coordinate project applications and transaction tracking. The LPS also supervises the Monitoring Program and Land Steward. As part of stewardship management responsibilities, the LPS coordinates and participates in responses to many easement enforcement issues.
The Land Protection Specialist has extensive contact with landowners in diverse and sometimes rural communities, requiring the ability to cultivate conservation projects and negotiate appropriate terms meeting standards of BCLT and of the national Land Trust Alliance. In addition, the LPS conducts conservation planning, GIS analysis, and other activities related to the Land Conservation program. Successful candidates will need to demonstrate both considerable technical skills and human relations abilities.

To apply please download the full announcement and position description below. Review of applications will begin August 18, 2008, and may close on or before August 31, 2008.

BCLT Land Protection Specialist  Announcement & Position Description

Organization

Newsletters & News black canyon land trust BCLT Brochure conservation easement Mission preservation History wildlife Board open space Staff ranch Accreditation heritage BCLT & NSJI Events northern san juan initiative Support BCLT uncompahgre Contact Us

Northern San Juan Initiative

Land Conservation Program

Service Area gunnison Photo Gallery north fork Easement Monitoring san miguel Conservation Easement Info Packet

Tools for Conservation Easement Donors

Professional/Consultant Directory river BCLT Forms ouray county Outreach Presentations montrose county Conservation Easement Process gunnison county Internet Links

©2006-2008 Black Canyon Land Trust | mtngeogeek solar powered web This site is 100% Solar Powered by mtngeogeek.com |