Easement Program Specialist Remote (WA)

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About the positionResponsibilities• Support NRCS Wetlands Reserve Easements Program (WRE) in Washington.• Perform outreach activities to educate landowners about the WRE program.• Assist applicants in completing the WRE application workbook.• Review maps and restoration plans to ensure compliance with NRCS guidelines.• Coordinate with team members for site visits and technical reviews.• Maintain proficiency in NRCS data management tools such as Conservation Desktop and NEST.• Identify potential conservation projects and develop relationships with landowners.• Monitor existing conservation easements and manage project tasks.Requirements• Bachelor's degree in wildlife, environmental science, restoration ecology, or related field.• 4 years of relevant experience in environmental science or conservation.• Strong communication skills, both written and oral.• Proficiency in ArcGIS and database management.• Ability to manage multiple assignments and meet deadlines.Nice-to-haves• Working knowledge of Farm Bill conservation easement programs.• Experience working with private landowners.• Field experience in wetland, grassland, or aquatic systems.• Experience in conservation planning and project management.• Familiarity with Lands Protection activities and transactional processes.Benefits• Paid holidays• Health insurance• Dental insurance• 401(k)• Tuition reimbursement• On-the-job training• Dependent health insurance coverage• Vision insurance• 401(k) matching• Paid sick time

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