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Posted: September 1, 2021 – Open until filled<\/p>\n
The NRC Program Coordinator works under the supervision of the Executive Director to staff the
\nNisqually River Council and related activities supporting a healthy and sustainable Nisqually
\nWatershed. The Coordinator is responsible for planning and facilitating monthly Nisqually River
\nCouncil and committee meetings with up to 40 community and government representatives and for
\ndrafting correspondence, plans, and communications on behalf of the NRC. The Coordinator leads
\npublic outreach on behalf of the NRF and NRC through social and traditional media channels and
\ncommunity events. This position also works with the Executive Director and other Foundation staff
\non grants and fundraising efforts and assists in implementing environmental education, volunteer,
\nand stewardship programs.<\/p>\n
Duties:<\/strong> Required Qualifications:<\/strong> Desired Qualifications:<\/strong> Job status:<\/strong> Full-time, salaried position with variable hours (some evenings and weekends)
\nCoordinate monthly meetings and associated activities of the Nisqually River Council (30%)
\n\u25cf Attend all meetings of the NRC and its committees (Citizens Advisory Committee, Water
\nPlanning Unit, and others as needed).
\n\u25cf Establish and distribute agendas.
\n\u25cf Record and distribute meeting minutes.
\n\u25cf Plan and facilitate NRC-sponsored meetings, workshops, and other public events.
\n\u25cf Assist the NRC and its committees in setting priorities, developing work plans, and
\nimplementing actions or strategies in support of the Nisqually Watershed Stewardship Plan.
\n\u25cf Monitor local policy and planning processes within the Nisqually Watershed and draft
\ncomments and correspondence on behalf of the NRC.
\n\u25cf Maintain NRC records and files.
\nLead public outreach and education on Nisqually Watershed issues (25%)
\n\u25cf Update and maintain NRC and NRF website.
\n\u25cf Maintain active presence for the NRC and NRF on social media platforms.
\n\u25cf Write and distribute blog posts, press releases, and newsletters publicizing news and events
\nto appropriate audiences.
\n\u25cf Coordinate with internal and external partners on shared initiatives and events, including
\nthe Nisqually Watershed Festival, Nisqually River Education Project, volunteer stewardship
\nevents, and others.
\n\u25cf Support volunteer training, recruitment, and management for NRF programs.
\nSupport organizational development goals (20%)
\n\u25cf Assist in developing grant opportunities to support Council and Foundation activities.
\n\u25cf Assist in fundraising activities and donor tracking.
\nDevelop and implement the Nisqually Stream Stewards Program a free class targeted at adults and
\nopen to anyone interested in learning about the Nisqually Watershed. (15%)
\n\u25cf Develop new curriculum for the redesigned Stream Stewards Program
\n\u25cf Coordinate participants, speakers, and class logistics
\n\u25cf Provide opportunities for graduate volunteers in the watershed in cooperation with
\nWatershed partners and track volunteer participation
\nSupport implementation of other Nisqually River Foundation programs (10%)<\/p>\n
\n\u25cf Bachelor\u2019s degree or equivalent relevant experience.
\n\u25cf Ability to work independently and in a team, establish work priorities, and manage time
\neffectively.
\n\u25cf Excellent written, presentation, and interpersonal communications skills and ability to
\nexpress ideas clearly to audiences with various levels of technical understanding.
\n\u25cf Excellent organizational skills.
\n\u25cf Ability to build positive relationships and work effectively with people of diverse
\nbackgrounds, including community stakeholders and government agencies.
\n\u25cf Enthusiasm for working in outdoor settings, including adverse weather conditions.
\n\u25cf Proficiency with Microsoft Office, Google Suite, and social media applications.
\n\u25cf Valid driver\u2019s license and transportation (mileage is reimbursed).
\n\u25cf Availability to work occasional evenings and weekends (1-2 times per month).
\n\u25cf Covid-19 vaccination required.<\/p>\n
\n\u25cf Experience using graphic design, WordPress, and contact management tools.
\n\u25cf Knowledge of regional natural resource issues, including but not limited to water quality,
\nwatershed management, salmon recovery, and climate change.
\n\u25cf Experience working with tribal communities.
\n\u25cf Experience crafting and implementing multi-platform public outreach and communications
\nstrategies.<\/p>\n
\nSalary and benefits: $40,000 to $45,000\/year, depending on experience. Benefits include vacation,
\npersonal leave, federal holiday, and fully employer paid health insurance coverage including
\nmedical, dental, and vision.<\/p>\n