Jobs at The Nature Conservancy

Develops and implements enterprise internal communications plans; advises senior leaders on messaging and sequencing; leads communications for large-scale change initiatives; drafts executive messages and talking points; plans staff events and leadership engagements; manages budgets, evaluates effectiveness, mentors or supervises staff, and supports organizational alignment. Occasional travel required.

Lead and manage the Chapter's development program and a team of 8–11 staff to meet $8–11M annual fundraising goals, cultivate and steward major donors, plan and execute a $60M+ campaign, coordinate with senior leadership and trustees, and oversee budgets, systems, and cross‑functional fundraising strategies.

The Ecological Forester/Certification Coordinator manages ecological forestry initiatives, oversees FSC certification, and collaborates with partners to restore ecosystems in Georgia and North America, ensuring compliance with environmental standards.

Apoiar a execução de ações táticas de marketing e comunicação: produção e atualização de materiais (newsletters, peças gráficas, cards), gestão básica da presença digital, organização logística de eventos, manutenção de mailings e acervo de imagens, coleta de conteúdo e elaboração de relatórios sob supervisão.

Partner with Latin America conservation and MEL teams to strengthen data quality, monitoring, evaluation, and reporting. Provide technical guidance, build regional capacity in data science and analytics, develop contextually appropriate tools and dashboards, and foster cross-regional learning to support adaptive management and decision-making. Two-year term, requiring residency and work authorization in specified Latin America locations.

Regional advisor providing technical MEL and conservation data support across Asia Pacific. Build relationships with regional leaders, align data quality and reporting standards, deliver analytics and dashboards, coach teams on evidence-based adaptive management, and scale CDT offerings while ensuring cultural relevance and measurable impact.

Provide regional MEL and conservation data advisory support across TNC Africa: strengthen data quality, analytics, reporting, and adaptive management; build relationships with regional MEL leaders; co-develop contextually relevant tools, dashboards, and learning products; measure and scale CDT impact; mentor teams and align data practices with regional portfolio and reporting needs. Two-year term based in Kenya, Tanzania, or Zambia.

Support conservation teams with technical and administrative tasks: collect, organize and enter data; prepare reports, presentations and meeting logistics; assist travel and contract administration; maintain records and internal management tools. Work under supervision, may involve field conditions in remote Amazon locations (Belém or Manaus).

Lead major gift fundraising by managing a portfolio of 75–125 donors, conducting visits and moves, soliciting six-figure gifts, developing donor strategies, coordinating cross-functional teams, tracking prospects in the donor database, and meeting an annual fundraising target of $500,000+ while traveling frequently across New York.

Coordinate and lead Hawaiʻi Island marine fieldwork, diving, and vessel operations; maintain vessels and equipment; support scientific data collection, community partnerships, and safe execution of marine projects. Provide technical support and implement coral restoration and survey activities.

Perform spatial data compilation, cleaning, mapping, and statistical analysis to support renewable energy siting and impact evaluation. Produce visualizations, written briefs, and technical materials; coordinate with regional teams; support indicator development, monitoring, and rapid research synthesis to inform clean energy transition strategies.

Lead and implement TNC's conservation priorities across the Greater KAZA landscape, advise partners and governments on protected area mechanisms, coordinate freshwater and terrestrial initiatives, negotiate expansion and stewardship agreements, supervise staff, manage projects and budgets, support fundraising, and represent the Conservancy in stakeholder relations.

The role involves assisting with basic administrative tasks under supervision, supporting document management, team communication, and maintenance of internal processes.

Support the Healthy Cities team by coordinating events, documenting outcomes, managing communications, and conducting research to enhance urban tree canopy initiatives in the Phoenix area.

The Public Funding Manager will lead public fundraising efforts for PFPs, coordinating with internal and external stakeholders to develop proposals and manage funding projects.

The Senior Attorney provides legal guidance on complex climate finance projects, focusing on carbon credit agreements and corporate governance, ensuring legal compliance and effective communication across teams.

The Development Coordinator manages donor relationships, designs strategies for middle donors, and ensures effective fundraising practices to support conservation goals.

The Chief Audit Officer leads internal auditing, ensuring compliance with policies, managing audit programs, and overseeing audit staff, while advising executive leadership on risk and controls.

The Major Gifts Manager leads the development team's major gifts program, managing staff, strategies, and processes to optimize fundraising and donor relationships.

The Operations Program Specialist manages operational tasks including procurement, event logistics, corporate filings, safety, and executive support while coordinating with multiple stakeholders.