EMPLOYMENT
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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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.
Development and Communications Director
Snohomish Conservation District (SCD) has an opening for a full-time, limited-term Development and Communications Director position. The primary focus for this position is to serve as the Development and Communications Director for the District’s Capital Campaign and beyond and lead private donor fundraising. This position will also backfill the Education and Outreach Department Director position for a 6-month parental leave. Duties for this position include overseeing the planning and execution of a capital campaign and comprehensive fundraising program and programmatic oversight and staff supervision for the District’s Education and Outreach Department. The Education and Outreach Team consists of community engagement, adult and youth education, and media specialists supporting all SCD programs including Agriculture, Habitat Restoration, Green Stormwater Infrastructure, and District Operations. This position will report directly to the Executive Director and serve on the management team.
Applications will be reviewed as received with a new priority deadline of January 20th, 2026. Position open until filled.
Washington Conservation Corps - Field Crew
Apply to work for Washington Conservation Corps: www.ecology.wa.gov/wcc
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)
