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Current Postings:

GRANTS AND COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST

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Teton Conservation District

Location: Teton County, Wyoming

Compensation: A competitive salary, benefits package, and a housing stipend to support residency in Teton County, Wyoming.

Teton Conservation District is seeking a full-time, conservation-minded professional to join our team as a Grants & Communications Specialist. This position plays a key role in supporting impactful, on-the-ground conservation through grant funding efforts, community outreach, and communications strategy. We’re looking for someone who is a strong communicator and skilled in writing, digital media, and graphic design.

Application Details: Candidates must submit the following materials as a single PDF file:

  • Cover letter
  • Examples of work quality
  • Résumé
  • Three (3) professional references

Learn more and apply here!

Closing Date: Please send applications to [email protected] no later than 5:00 PM on June 18, 2025.

 

 

MRI ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION INSTRUCTOR (TEMPORARY)

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Mount Rainier Institute EE Instructor-University of Washington

Location: Eatonville WA

Compensation: $21.17 per hour, subsidized housing, meals when MRI groups are in residence, paid leave, and holidays, eligible for health benefits after one full season.

In collaboration with Mount Rainier National Park, the University of Washington runs the Mount Rainier Institute, an overnight outdoor school program. Our mission is to deliver exceptional nature-based educational experiences grounded in science, fostering the next generation of environmental stewards and leaders. EE Instructors guide students through inquiry-based field science investigations, covering a diverse range of topics including climate change, natural history, geology, forestry, resource management, and the cultural history of the Pacific Northwest. This presents a remarkable opportunity to contribute to the ongoing development of an outstanding outdoor school program.

Learn more and apply here!

Closing Date: Open until filled.