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Cascadia Conservation District is at the forefront of sustainable land management, conservation, and restoration efforts in the Pacific Northwest. Through collaborative partnerships and innovative solutions, we strive to protect and enhance the natural resources that define our region’s beauty and vitality. Join us in our mission to preserve ecosystems, promote resilience, and inspire stewardship for generations to come. Explore the diverse opportunities that await within our organization, where your skills, commitment, and dedication can make a tangible difference in the world around us.
Cascadia is currently hiring.
Habitat Restoration Resource Specialist 2
Habitat Restoration Resource Specialist 2
Habitat Restoration Resource Specialist 2
About the Role
Cascadia Conservation District (Cascadia CD) is seeking a motivated and collaborative Habitat Restoration Resource Specialist II to help lead aquatic and riparian restoration projects throughout Chelan County. This position will manage projects from concept through implementation and monitoring, including riparian restoration, large woody material installation, low-tech process-based restoration, and fish-passage projects.
In addition to managing restoration projects, grants, contracts, and permitting, this position will play an active role in watershed planning and salmon recovery. A key responsibility will be coordinating and facilitating the Entiat Planning Unit and Entiat Habitat Subcommittee, working with agency, tribal, nonprofit, landowner, and community partners to advance watershed priorities and on-the-ground restoration.
We are looking for someone who combines strong project-management and communication skills with an interest in getting restoration work accomplished on the ground. You do not need to be an expert in every aspect of restoration work. We value relevant experience, sound judgment, curiosity, collaboration, and a willingness to learn.
This is a permanent position working 30–40 hours per week based in Wenatchee, Washington. Hybrid work is available, with employees generally expected to work from the Wenatchee office 1–3 days per week depending on project and team needs. Employees must reside in Washington State and within a reasonable distance of the office.