The NCRCD seeks a detail oriented, professional person to assist landowners with information to implement natural resource practices and eradication of invasive weed species, pasture planting and management, plant identification, pond management, soil erosion, forest health and fuel load reduction, water quality and other local conservation related activities performed with a watershed approach. Duties also include but are not limited to grant and report writing, education and public out-reach through numerous seminars and events, writing press releases, grant invoicing and reporting and general office duties that include minute taking at meetings, website updating and clerical work. The individual selected will be able to work independently, complete work in a timely manner, manage multiple tasks and offer sound, scientific technical assistance to landowners according to the NCRCD's goals and objectives named in the Strategic and Annual Plans. Computer skills are required. Arc-GIS experience preferred. "People skills" are a necessity.

Looking for a motivated and enthusiastic person expected to be a team player. Must have a valid Class C driver's license with a responsible driving record. Work hours may exceed forty hours per week and include some evenings and weekends.

The NCRCD is an Equal Opportunity Employer and is a drug-free , smoke free work environment.


Candidate must be a US citizen to apply.