Sagebrush Steppe Project Manager

The Idaho Sagebrush Sea Uplands Project Manager will further The Nature Conservancy in Idaho's conservation goals by planning and implementing conservation projects in coordination with Bureau of Land Management (BLM) staff and partners across Idaho, with a focus on the Upper Salmon and Upper Snake River Basins. This effort is part of a cooperative agreement focused on providing implementation, monitoring, and strategy capacity to support BLM and other regional and state partners to accelerate riparian restoration, upland restoration, and livestock grazing management projects in high priority Idaho sagebrush landscapes. The Project Manager develops, manages, and advances conservation projects that maintain and restore important sagebrush steppe habitats across large geographic areas, collaborating closely with BLM staff, key partner agencies, TNC specialists, livestock permittees, and other partners to prioritize opportunities and develop high-impact projects. Requires BA/BS in natural resource management or related field and 5 years' experience, knowledge of conservation, livestock management, land management, and riparian restoration or ecology, and experience using applications such as Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel, GIS applications (ArcGIS Pro), and Web Browsers. Salary range: $70,000-$75,000. Term position with funding projected through September 2029.