Here you will find community jobs related to native plant education and conservation offered in the Kansas City area.
Community Jobs
To share opportunities like these, please email information to pollinator@deeprootskc.org
Jobs • Johnson County Park & Rec, KS • CivicEngage (jcprd.com)
Heartland Conservation Alliance – Outdoor Education Coordinator and Blue River Nature Guide
Heartland Conservation Alliance – Environmental Justice Program Manager
Heartland Conservation Alliance – Conservation Program Manager
MPF Seasonal Prairie Stewardship Assistant Job Opening
Americorps / Stream Teams – Various Opportunities
Pollinator Partnership Indiana Partner Biologist
Pollinator Partnership Ohio Partners Biologist
Plant-Pollinator Database Specialist – Remote
Coordinator, Native Plant Initiative – Shaw Nature Reserve
Monarch Watch Endowed Directorship & Professorship – University of Kansas
Native Horticulture Outreach Coordinator with the Missouri Botanical Garden’s Shaw Nature Reserve
Naturalist
Parks Division Regional Supervisor position working out of the Topeka Region 2 Office
Marketing & Development Director and Conservation Specialist -Ozark Land Trust
Community Forestry Coordinator
Farm Bill Wildlife Biologist positions with Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever in Kansas
Seed Sales Manager – Feyh Farms, Alma, KS
Multiple Positions – Powell Gardens – Kingsville, MO
Conservation Ecologist – Chicago, IL
Missouri Department of Conservation – Multiple Listings
Habitat Specialist – Valley Falls, KS
Irrigation Outreach Specialists
Internship at Highland Vineyards and Winery—Wamego, Kansas
Irrigation Outreach Specialist
Forestry and Wildlife Specialist
Attorney/Chief Counsel, Office of the Secretary – Topeka, KS
Natural Resource Officer Testing and Assessment Opportunity
Facilities Maintenance Supervisor at Hillsdale State Park
Bridging the Gap – Multiple Positions
City of Parkville – Seasonal Parks Laborer
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