Working at Snohomish Conservation District

Working or serving for a Conservation District is a great experience! We get to work with motivated landowners, dedicated professionals, well-respected leaders in conservation, and with students just starting their careers.

The District offers a supportive and vibrant work environment with opportunities to grow in your career and state benefits for permanent positions. We hope you will consider joining our team!

Position Openings

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• Agricultural Resource Planner

• Washington Conservation Corps - Field Crew

• Washington Conservation Corps Field Crew Supervisor

Click on the position above or scroll down to learn more about the position, download complete job description, and apply via our Smartsheet form. We only accept submissions in response to open, posted positions.

The Snohomish Conservation District (SCD) has an opening for a full-time Agriculture Resource Planner position. Primary duties include providing technical assistance to agricultural operators through site visits, resource evaluations, and natural resource conservation management plans; providing outreach and education to the public about conservation planning and best management practices (BMPs); and implementing BMPs and conservation practices. A successful candidate will have knowledge of BMPs and natural resource management priorities relevant to small and large agricultural operations in the Puget Sound region, and the ability to engage with diverse community members to assess needs, design conservation plans, communicate recommendations, and implement practices.

Applications will be reviewed beginning May 15, 2024. This position is open until filled.

As a member you will:

• Gain hands‐on experience restoring the environment

• Develop your resumé

• Serve outdoors throughout Washington

Serve on a field crew: (5‐member crew + 1 supervisor)

• Plant native trees & shrubs along streams, rivers & forests

• Support salmon recovery & habitat enhancement projects

• Construct backcountry and urban trails

• Mitigate and restore wetlands

• Clean up marine debris

• Construct bridges, boardwalks, and other trail structures

• Improve campgrounds & parks

• Participate in seasonal spikes, as available (8 days on, 6 days off service schedule)

Learn more and apply online: www.ecology.wa.gov/wcc