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Capitol Land Trust (CLT) is seeking a Public Access Manager to join our team. This
position manages and oversees the uses of CLT\u2019s public access preserves, as well as a
subset of CLT\u2019s private preserves. The Public Access Manager works closely with the
Conservation Director to ensure that conservation values are maintained, and
stewardship obligations are upheld for each assigned preserve. The Public Access
Manager also works closely with the Outreach & Education Coordinator to ensure that
CLT\u2019s public programs function in a way that maintains or enhances conservation
values and community connections to preserve landscapes.<\/p>\n
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The Public Access Manager is responsible for managing assigned preserves to protect,
restore, and maintain their conservation and community values primarily through duties
related to property management and maintenance, annual monitoring, infrastructure
improvement oversight, and public relations. The Public Access Manager maintains
vital relationships with partners and facilitates important communications and
negotiations to further the interests and mission of the organization. This position
requires frequent travel to assigned preserves spanning CLT\u2019s service area.
Approximately 60% of the position responsibilities are onsite, requiring physical labor,
while 40% are office administration. Workdays will include select weekends.<\/p>\n
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CLT embodies a culture of positivity, empathy, collaboration, and gratitude that is shared by its staff and board members. Giving staff the tools and support they need to be successful is
prioritized and self-care is encouraged. The current work environment includes a hybrid work model of working from home and working from the office and\/or field while also
accommodating a flexible schedule. The successful candidate must be willing to relocate to the greater Olympia area to work in person at least one day a week with other staff members.<\/p>\n
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DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:<\/strong>
\u2022 Manage, maintain, and regularly inspect CLT\u2019s public access preserves as assigned. This
includes ensuring that preserves are safe and accessible; that preserves have adequate and
visible signage; that improvements and structures are maintained, including trails,
bridges, fences, culverts, and roads; and that invasive species are controlled.<\/p>\n\u2022 Improve habitat and conservation values through the identification, coordination, and
implementation of land enhancement activities on assigned preserves in alignment with
their Stewardship Plans.
\u2022 Coordinate with Outreach & Education Coordinator to identify preserve needs to support
approved events. Assist Outreach & Education Coordinator with implementation of
approved events, as needed.
\u2022 Coordinate with Land Stewardship Manager to conduct and document annual monitoring
of assigned preserves, in accordance with CLT policies and procedures and LTA
Standards and Practices.
\u2022 Assist Conservation Director in identifying and implementing infrastructure improvement
projects for assigned preserves. This may include, but is not limited to, proposing
infrastructure or other site improvements to support public access goals, identifying the
scope of work to be considered, identifying the appropriate personnel to complete the
work, such as volunteers or a professional servicer, applying for permits, budgeting and
sourcing materials for improvement projects.
\u2022 Ensure that permitted activities on CLT public access preserves are compatible with the
conservation and stewardship goals.
\u2022 Document all potential property violations and\/or property management issues, inform
the Conservation Director of all serious violations and\/or potential threats, and work with
CLT staff and\/or legal counsel to resolve these issues in a timely manner.
\u2022 Maintain and update property files to document essential communications, activities,
intentions, and actions in CLT\u2019s property database; ensure recordkeeping meets CLT\u2019s
Recordkeeping Policy.
\u2022 Support and enhance CLT\u2019s volunteer programs that assist in the maintenance and
stewardship of CLT\u2019s public access preserves, through the recruitment, training, and
supervision of volunteers for property monitoring, maintenance, and land enhancement.
\u2022 Operate CLT equipment and tools to complete land management activities. This includes
power equipment such as a flail mower, chainsaw, weed whacker, brush cutter, as well as
an array of hand tools.
\u2022 Other duties as assigned.<\/p>\n
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QUALIFICATIONS<\/strong>:
\u2022 An undergraduate degree in a related field, such as conservation, recreation, botany,
biology, ecology, natural resource management, environmental studies, or comparable
professional training and experience.
\u2022 Strong project management skills and attention to detail.
\u2022 Technical competency with GIS, GIS online, GPS and data management.
\u2022 Excellent communication skills, including written, graphic, verbal and listening.
\u2022 Ability to work independently and be self-directed, and work collaboratively and
effectively as part of a team.
\u2022 Able to work occasional evenings and weekends, as needed.
\u2022 Physically able to conduct strenuous outdoor fieldwork in all weather conditions, traverse
through rough and steep terrain, and operate power tools.
\u2022 Valid Washington State driver\u2019s license and access to a reliable vehicle.
\u2022 Knowledge of ecological restoration and land enhancement techniques<\/p>\n\u2022 Knowledge of Washington flora, fauna, and geography.
\u2022 Commitment to the principles of diversity, equity and inclusion.<\/p>\n
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BENEFITS<\/strong>:
CLT offers a comprehensive benefits package and a supportive and positive work
environment with opportunities for professional development. The benefits package includes paid vacation, holidays, and sick leave. CLT pays 100% of health, vision, and dental
insurance for full-time employees and their spouse and contributes to a retirement plan. We
value work\/life balance. The current work environment includes a hybrid work model of
working from home and working from the office while also accommodating a flexible
schedule. This is an equal opportunity, full-time position located in the greater Olympia, WA
area.<\/p>\n\u00a0<\/p>\n
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APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS AND PROCESS:<\/strong>
For consideration, please email a cover letter and resume with relevant experience as a
single pdf to Info@capitollandtrust.org. Include \u201cPublic Access Manager application\u201d in the
subject line. Initial interviews will begin the week of February 3rd, 2025. Priority to
applications received by January 30th. The position is open until filled.<\/p>\n
Applicants with qualifications that best fit CLT\u2019s needs will be contacted via email to
schedule a 1-hour interview with CLT staff. A second, 30-minute interview may be scheduled
for finalists. CLT will work with applicants to find a suitable interview time and method (inperson or online.)<\/p>\n
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ABOUT CAPITOL LAND TRUST:<\/strong>
CLT, established in 1987, conserves vital natural areas and working lands in the South Puget
Sound and Chehalis River watersheds, for their ecological and community benefits. Our
2021-2025 Strategic Plan sets forth ambitious goals for protecting marine shorelines,
wetlands, rivers, and their connected forests and working lands. It also sets forth ambitious
goals to engage the communities more deeply where we work by increasing community
connection and support through hands-on engagement with CLT properties and activities.<\/p>\n\u00a0<\/p>\n
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ORGANIZATION VALUES:<\/strong>
Recognizing and respecting diverse values and interests, we identify common ground and
shared community goals, make the most of limited funding, solve problems, and build
partnerships to accomplish our goals. Our work adheres to high standards indicated by our
national accreditation by the Land Trust Accreditation Commission. We continually strive to
maintain and improve effectiveness, efficiency, and accountability. These aspirations are
built on a foundation of organizational values, which include:<\/p>\n
\u25cf Listening \u2013 We genuinely listen to each other, valuing different opinions. Over the next
five years, we know that we cannot grow and improve without feedback from our
members and the greater community. As we take on new projects and develop new
partnerships, listening with intention and sincerity and receiving feedback and
suggestions with grace will be a vital part of our success.
\u25cf Continuous improvement \u2013 We offer and seek personal and professional development to advance our skills and stay current with trends in conservation.
\u25cf Integrity \u2013 We act with honesty, transparency, fairness, and respect in all aspects of our
operations.
\u25cf Collaboration \u2013 We actively seek diverse partners and perspectives as we develop
programs and projects. This collaboration includes communities that have not
traditionally been part of the conversation.
\u25cf Commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion – We are committed to addressing
inequity in the context of our conservation mission. We foster an equitable and
inclusive work environment. Diverse candidates are encouraged to apply for this
position. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer.
\u25cf Strategic investment \u2013 We use our broad expertise to make the most strategic
investments of our resources and look for conservation projects which have a lasting
impact.
\u25cf Stewardship – We steward these places and partner in our communities so these
conserved landscapes can endure, supported by generations of conservation leadership
and hard work<\/p>\n
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