Scholarship Opportunity: Restoration and Plant: The Amargosa Conservancy is seeking qualified individuals for a full-time Restoration and Plant Stewardship Coordinator position, aimed at engaging in ecological restoration projects within the Amargosa River watershed. This grant-funded position offers an opportunity to contribute significantly to the conservation efforts in a diverse ecosystem while gaining practical experience in plant stewardship and community engagement.
Scholarship Opportunity: Restoration and Plant Stewardship Coordinator
Designation
Position Title: Restoration and Plant Stewardship Coordinator
Job Type: Full-Time
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Compensation | Starting rate: $25-28 per hour (based on experience) |
| Job Location | Based in Pahrump, NV (preferred); other nearby locations negotiable |
| Application Deadline | January 6th, 2025 |
Research Area
- Ecological Restoration
- Conservation Management
- Plant Stewardship
- Hydrological Monitoring
Location
Primary Office: Pahrump, NV (preferred)
Other Nearby Locations: Negotiable
Eligibility / Qualification
- Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Biology, Ecology, or a related field (Master’s preferred).
- Previous experience in ecological restoration or conservation project management.
- Knowledge of California flora and basic taxonomic principles preferred.
- Strong project management and organizational skills.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities.
- Familiarity with GIS and/or mapping software (Field Maps, Survey123).
- Experience in managing grants and agreements is preferred.
- Must be capable of conducting fieldwork under varying environmental conditions with physical strength to carry equipment and hike.
Job Description
The Restoration and Plant Stewardship Coordinator will:
- Oversee and coordinate a four-year restoration implementation project in the Amargosa River watershed.
- Assist in the creation of a cultural seed banking program alongside Indigenous partners.
- Execute hydrological monitoring of critical wetland habitats.
- Act as a community liaison to engage with local stakeholders regarding restoration activities.
- Develop educational materials including social media posts, newsletters, and interpretive displays.
- Manage relevant equipment and oversee associated data entry and mapping for field projects.
- Collaborate with the California Botanic Garden on various botanical initiatives.
- Prepare necessary reports and documentation for government agencies and project partners.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should send the following documents:
- A cover letter
- A resume
- Three professional references
Submission Email: mason@amargosaconservancy.org
Subject Line for Email: “Restoration and Plant Stewardship Coordinator Application”
Last Date to Apply
Applications must be submitted by: January 6th, 2025
This scholarship opportunity is ideal for individuals passionate about conservation and looking to make an impactful contribution to the ecological health of the Amargosa River Watershed.
