Job Openings

Open Positions

The Monadnock Conservancy is currently seeking qualified applicants for two open positions, Conservation Project Manager, and Community Engagement Manager. Please read below for more information. 

Conservation Project Manager 

The Monadnock Conservancy, a nonprofit conservation land trust serving the Monadnock region of southwestern New Hampshire, seeks qualified candidates for the full-time position of Conservation Project Manager to join a staff of twelve in our Keene, N.H. office. The Conservation Project Manager works alongside and under the leadership of the Land Protection Director.

Position Summary

The Conservation Project Manager is responsible for managing, developing, soliciting and completing conservation easement and fee-land projects in our 39-town service area, including complex projects that may require extensive and diverse fundraising. This position will be the main lead for our farmland protection efforts. This position requires: strong attention to detail; knowledge of real estate transactions; and extensive communication with landowners, partners, funders, and consultants. A successful applicant will have a proven track record of project management and fundraising achievement.

To apply, please click here to download the full position summary, which includes the process for applying for the position. 

Community Engagement Manager

The Monadnock Conservancy, a nonprofit conservation land trust serving the Monadnock region of southwestern New Hampshire, seeks qualified candidates for the full-time position of Community Engagement Manager to join a staff of twelve in our Keene, N.H. office. The Community Engagement Manager works alongside and under the leadership of the Development Director, and in coordination with all departments, performing duties to advance the community engagement goals to protect land, steward natural resources, and connect our community with the natural world.

Position Summary

The Community Engagement Manager is responsible for developing, managing, and evaluating mission aligned community education and engagement programs for all ages of the community. This position requires: strong attention to detail; knowledge of land conservation, natural resources stewardship, and natural history; and extensive communication with the public, landowners, partners, and funders. A successful applicant will have a proven track record of project management, community education, and fundraising achievement.

To apply, please click here to download the full position summary, which includes the process for applying for the position.