Senior Director / Director Habitat Preservation

The effective candidate will have the following skills:
- Undergraduate degree in sustainability, sustainable finance, impact investing, environmental
conservation and/or public policy with a graduate degree preferred.

- Deep knowledge of environmental issues, especially those related to natural
habitat/ecosystems/landscapes and climate resilience.

- Exposure to the intersection of coastal development, stakeholders, and nature.

-Grant writing experience or experience working with NGOs, membership-based bodies, or other
civil society organizations where funding has had to be raised.

- Experience leading teams through influence and working under tight timelines sometimes with
little or no oversight or vague guidance.

- Reporting and management of multiple relationships within an organization

- Project management, administration, financial management of programs or projects
Term

This position is a full-time position, onsite (e.g. in the area of the off-road or Corolla), with some
flexibility for a hybrid arrangement to be agreed upon with the Board. It is more important that the staff
be seen in the off road, within the county, and able to join meetings and discussions with key
stakeholders than to be in the CWHF office.
The position will be $60,000 per year plus benefits with the opportunity for incentive sharing based on
CWHF overall performance.
After a six-month probationary period where specific staff deliverables are expected to be achieved, this
position will be two years with option for renewal.