Build Your Career Protecting Wildlife and Wild Places

Join a team of dedicated conservation champions today. Learn about our career opportunities and mission driven work. Together, we make the Northwest Wild.

Our impact spans policy, science, and community:

  • Advancing protections for state forests
  • Supporting wildlife crossings on major highways
  • Reducing wolf-livestock conflicts alongside ranchers
  • Championing Indigenous-led grizzly bear recovery

This work touches thousands of lives and is deeply woven into the region’s ecological, social, and political fabric.

Careers at Our Organization

Be Part of Conservation Northwest

For over 30 years, Conservation Northwest has worked to protect and connect wildlands across Washington and British Columbia while restoring iconic wildlife such as wolverines, wolves, fishers, lynx, mountain caribou, and grizzly bears.

Through tenacious yet pragmatic advocacy, on-the-ground science, and diverse collaborations, we’ve become Washington state’s premier wildlife and wildlands conservation organization.

We believe effective conservation requires both protecting what remains and restoring what’s been lost, while centering the voices of tribes, rural communities, and wildland users.

Career Benefits

Support for Your Work, and Your Wellbeing

Conservation Northwest offers a competitive benefits package designed to support both professional growth and personal wellbeing.

We recognize that our staff do their best work when they have the time and support to recharge and grow. Full-time employees are eligible for consideration in our professional development and sabbatical leave program after extended tenure.

Careers at Our Organization:

  • Generous paid time off
  • Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage
  • Employer-matched retirement savings plan
  • Professional development funding
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Job Application

Interested in working with Conservation Northwest?

We welcome applications from individuals who are passionate about protecting wildlife and wild places. Explore current opportunities and find the role that fits your experience and interests.

Open Positions
1. Director of Philanthropy
The Director of Philanthropy has primary responsibility for all fundraising activities. The position oversees strategy, planning, management, and directing all fundraising activities for the organization. For more information, click the "Submit" button below.
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Job Application

Interested in working with Conservation Northwest?

We welcome applications from individuals who are passionate about protecting wildlife and wild places. Explore current opportunities and find the role that fits your experience and interests.

We don’t have any open positions at this time, but we’re always interested in connecting with people who share our commitment to conservation.
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