Rural Sustainability Manager
Methow Valley Citizens Council
Twisp, Washington
| Job Type | Permanent |
| Salary | $30 - $35 per hour |
| Benefits | Medical and cell phone stipends; 3 weeks of paid vacation |
| Min. Experience | 2 - 4 years |
Methow Valley Citizens Council seeks a part-time Rural Sustainability Manager. The Rural Sustainability Manager is responsible for monitoring emerging land use threats, development proposals, and regulatory updates affecting private lands and municipal planning in Okanogan County, while translating complex socioeconomic and environmental data into impactful public action. Working closely with the program staff and the Communications & Community Engagement Manager, they lead the planning, execution, and evaluation of grassroots advocacy campaigns and public education initiatives to promote climate adaptation, protect water rights, and ensure smart, resilient rural growth. They ensure that advocacy narratives are legally sound, scientifically accurate, and transparently documented. The ideal candidate is highly organized, knowledgeable, and adaptable, and possesses the capacity to maintain sharp focus while managing shifting priorities in real-time.
Complete job description and application instructions at https://www.mvcitizens.org/careers
ABOUT METHOW VALLEY CITIZENS COUNCIL: The mission of the Methow Valley Citizens Council is to raise a strong community voice for the protection of the Methow Valley’s natural environment and rural character. Established in 1976, MVCC has since garnered strong community support as advocates for progressive land use and environmental values in the Methow Valley. The healthy rural character of this community – with low-density development, considerable open space, and clean air and water – has been preserved in significant part through MVCC’s advocacy on land use planning and public land issues. Today, MVCC maintains its role as a watchdog organization, while lending its expertise in distilling complex issues and convening constructive dialogue to local and regional coalition-building efforts.
Send cover letter and resume by email specifying “Rural Sustainability Manager” in the subject line. Applications received by September 25 will be prioritized. No phone calls, please.
When you apply, please indicate that you are responding to the posting on Conservation Job Board.
| Category | Admin & Leadership , General / Stewardship |
| Tags | Outreach , Climate Change |