Pikes Peak Sentinel Landscape Coordinator
LegacyWorks Group
Remote, Colorado
| Job Type | Permanent |
| Salary | $85,000 - $130,000 per year |
| Deadline | Oct 23, 2026 |
| Min. Experience | 5+ years |
The Pikes Peak Sentinel Landscape Coordinator role is a full-time, exempt position within the Sentinel Landscapes team of LegacyWorks Group. This role is a hybrid role located in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Join Us
LegacyWorks Group (LWG) is a collective of changemakers facilitating ambitious collaborative initiatives to address today’s biggest challenges. Through community-driven, place-based initiatives and client-centered consulting engagements, we advance projects and portfolios that deliver transformative impact results while building community resilience and the capacity to rise higher. Funders, impact investors, community-based organizations, and government agencies engage us for strategy consulting and planning, collaborative facilitation, impact finance, data dashboarding, and initiative incubation and support. Together we build and strengthen networks, amplify and accelerate collaboration, and enable highly effective collective effort at the scale of landscapes, sectors, and systems.
About Sentinel Landscapes
The Sentinel Landscapes Partnership is a coalition of federal agencies, state and local governments, and private organizations that work with landowners and land managers to advance sustainable land-use practices around military installations and ranges. The partnership aligns the objectives of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Department of the Interior, and Department of War to strengthen military readiness, conserve natural resources, bolster agricultural and forestry economies, increase public access to outdoor recreation, and enhance landscape resilience.
What You’ll Do
The Pikes Peak Sentinel Landscape Coordinator advances strategies to achieve the goals of the Sentinel Landscape Implementation Plan and other priorities critical to the anchor installation(s) within the landscape. They foster strong connections and clear communication across local, state, regional, and federal partners to support military readiness and local communities’ needs where interests and priorities align. By leveraging funding sources and sharing the impact of the Pikes Peak Sentinel Landscape, they support partner success and drive implementation of shared conservation, land-use, and community goals.
The Pikes Peak Sentinel Landscape Coordinator role is integral to:
- Fostering trust, connectedness, relationships, strong networks, and partnerships across federal, state, local, and non-governmental organizations, as well as private landowners.
- Building capacity and supporting the development of the Pikes Peak Sentinel Landscape Leadership Team and partner working groups.
- Holding space for authentic engagement and convening partners to advance the Sentinel Landscape Implementation Plan.
- Catalyzing collective action and investment in landscape priorities by translating goals into measurable strategies and actions.
- Leading storytelling and collaborative data sharing initiatives to assess and share impact, and enable informed, collaborative decision-making across the partnership.
Your Primary Responsibilities
Local Partnership Facilitation
- Lead the Pikes Peak Sentinel Landscape Leadership Team as the primary point of contact, coordinating with federal, state, local, and non-governmental stakeholders
- Build, nurture, and maintain partner relationships, with a focus on installation leadership
- Convene and facilitate regular Leadership Team and partnership meetings, managing agendas, logistics, and documentation
- Support each working group, and appointed chairs in crafting agendas and ensuring effective communication and task management
- Ensure alignment with administration priorities
- Foster belonging, access and opportunity in all partnership engagement
Team Leadership and Relationship Stewardship
- Build and support the Leadership Team and partnership, strengthening capacity, collaboration, and effectiveness
- Foster trust and cultivate collaboration by actively listening, centering diverse voices, and connecting perspectives
- Embrace complexity, navigate uncertainty, and share power through inclusive decision-making and knowledge sharing
- Support long-term sustainability by expanding team capabilities and planning leadership succession
Planning and Strategy Implementation
- Develop, maintain, and implement the Pikes Peak Sentinel Landscape Implementation Plan, including landscape-level milestones and measurable outcomes
- Guide working groups to align strategies and actions with partnership goals
- Drive continuous improvement by iterating openly, staying curious, and learning from experience
Funds Management
- Develop and oversee the annual Pikes Peak Sentinel Landscape budget, aligning resources with strategic priorities
- Track and report on partnership finances to support transparency and informed decision-making
- Coordinate fundraising efforts and provide guidance to partners leading major grants and funding proposals
- Assist partners in managing grants, ensuring compliance and accurate reporting
Storytelling and Reporting
- Collect, analyze and report partnership metrics to track progress toward goals and inform decision-making
- Lead communications initiatives directed toward internal and external partners and key stakeholders
- Capture and share successes, key learnings, and impact to inspire broader understanding and replication
- Provide regular reports and updates as contractually required
Organizational Collaboration
- Contribute to the evolution of LPW’s collaborative impact model and support initiatives centered around belonging, access, and opportunity
- Participate actively in team meetings and organizational working groups to foster a cohesive team environment
- Connect with other sentinel landscape coordinators and staff through communities of practice to enhance learning across partnerships
- Comply with all LPW’s systems and policies, including but not limited to time tracking, credit card expense reporting, reimbursement requests, and other organizational requirements
LegacyWorks is proud to be an affirmative action equal-opportunity employer and is committed to cultivating a diverse and inclusive work culture. LegacyWorks is committed to increasing the diversity of the team, including board and staff, and continuing to improve compensation and benefits. We welcome candidates of all backgrounds and value life experience and achievements. All employees and applicants for employment are not to be discriminated on the basis of race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, gender identity, and sexual orientation), parental status, national origin, age, disability, genetic information (including family medical history), political affiliation, military service, or other non-merit-based factors.
Apply for this position using our application form. Applications are only accepted via our application form. Applications will be accepted until October 23rd. Review of applications will begin on October 27th, with interviews anticipated for early November. Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of the activities, duties, or responsibilities required. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change at any time, with or without notice.
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| Category | Admin & Leadership , General / Stewardship |
| Tags | Environmental Consulting |