Placer RCD is Hiring: Outreach and Program Specialist

Outreach and Program Specialist position announcement.

The Outreach and Program Specialist works to expand Placer Resource Conservation District outreach efforts and performs administrative support and customer service for the Chipper Program. The position will interact with a broad array of partner organizations, government agency staff, and public and private landowners. This is a full-time benefitted position. 

The Placer County Resource Conservation District (Placer RCD) is a non-regulatory, special district empowered to address a full suite of natural resource challenges including soil and water conservation, wildlife habitat enhancement and restoration, control of invasive species, watershed restoration, conservation planning and education. Placer RCD encompasses most of Placer County except for the Tahoe Basin, and covers approximately 1,400 square miles including private, state and federal land. For the last 74 years, Placer Resource Conservation District has provided technical assistance to private landowners, collaborated with state and local agencies, and implemented projects that promote sustainable land management. Placer County boasts a wide range of natural resources, from the working lands of the Sacramento Valley to the alpine forests. District programs reflect the diversity of needs in the community from wildfire resilience to pollinator preservation, and priorities are rooted in the best available science to affect positive change. 

Application Information

To apply, email a cover letter, resume, 1-2 writing samples and 3 references to admin@placerrcd.org (Subject line: Outreach and Program Specialist). Position is open until filled. Applications will be accepted through April 20, 2022. The Placer RCD is an equal opportunity employer. Candidates reflecting the social diversity of California are strongly encouraged to apply.