Senior Climate and Soil Health Scientist | American Farmland Trust | Remote

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Reporting to the National Climate and Soil Health Director, the Senior Climate and Soil Health Scientist supports AFT’s Climate and Soil Health Program by advancing connectivity across research, science translation, partnerships, and implementation strategies that accelerate adoption of resilient soil health management systems. This includes a core focus on biochar integration, as well as other climate-beneficial approaches. The position supports AFT’s efforts to catalyze a new conventional agriculture: empowering farmers and ranchers across the nation’s diverse systems to achieve on-farm and societal benefits from systems that are soil health promoting, biodiverse, climate-neutral or better, resilient, equitable, and environmentally, economically, and socially sustainable.

This is a senior scientist role, with a salary range of $100-110k, for candidates who meet the qualifications above. If we don't find that exact fit, we're open to someone earlier in their career with strong potential to grow into it. For a junior hire, the range would be $90-$99k

Pacific Northwest Grazing Specialist (remote) | American Farmland Trust

Reporting to the Idaho Senior Program Manager, the Pacific Northwest Grazing Specialist works directly with livestock producers, ranchers, grazing land managers, conservation partners, and agricultural service providers to improve the ecological and economic viability of grazing operations throughout Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.

The position serves as the lead coordinator for the Pacific Northwest Grazing Network (“Grazing Network”), a producer-led peer-to-peer learning and mentorship network designed to accelerate the adoption of regenerative grazing management, improve soil health, strengthen drought resilience, enhance profitability, and support the long-term stewardship of working lands across the region.

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Development Director | Western Rivers Conservancy

Location: Preferably Portland, Oregon (strong preference)

Western Rivers Conservancy (WRC) seeks an experienced Director of Development — a senior fundraising leader who will build on WRC’s strong conservation record and deepen its philanthropic capacity. This is a new, strategically important role reporting to the President and serving as a member of WRC’s leadership team. The Director will manage a team of four, provide high-level strategy and coaching, expand and deepen donor relationships, and drive measurable growth in philanthropic support for WRC’s mission to conserve rivers and surrounding lands for recreation, conservation, and cultural preservation across the western United States.

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