What are the responsibilities and job description for the Stewardship Director position at Columbia Slough Watershed Council?
Company Description
The Columbia Slough Watershed Council is a non-profit organization that brings together community members, businesses, environmental advocates, and government agencies to protect, enhance, and restore the Columbia Slough Watershed. Spanning 60 miles of waterways in Portland, Gresham, and Fairview, the council works to foster a thriving and resilient ecosystem. With a commitment to collaboration and sustainability, the council focuses on enhancing natural habitats and promoting community engagement.
The Stewardship Director leads the Councils efforts to restore, enhance, and protect habitat and watershed health. This role oversees all aspects of the Stewardship Program, including long-term
planning, project prioritization, contracting, community organizing, workforce development, managing budgets, acquiring project funding, and project implementation.
Key responsibilities include development and management of on-the-ground projects such as riparian and wetland restoration, neighborhood rain garden installation, and habitat enhancement on public and private lands. The Stewardship Director creates and leads volunteer events, including the annual Stewardship Saturday series, with support from the Volunteer & Program Coordinator. The Stewardship Director also maintains strong relationships with partner organizations, landowners,
represents CSWC on local and regional committees, and leads the Council’s Land Use Committee. They
serve as the team’s key resource on watershed ecology, providing updates and insights to inform the
Council’s work.
Additional position details, and instructions on how to apply are available at www.columbiaslough.org/job-opportunities
Applications will be accepted until June 14 at 11:59pm