This contractor will work closely with USDA and its many partners to communicate Working Lands For Wildlife success stories (focusing on sagebrush and prairie landscapes), and to grow audiences within conservation and agricultural communities.

This position will work with the Natural Resources Conservation Service, the Idaho Governor’s Office of Species Conservation, and other stakeholders to restore wet meadow, mesic, and wetland areas.

SGI and our partners are hiring a full-time field staff position to work with private landowners on conservation practices in Utah.

This position will be an employee of Pheasants Forever, and will provide range/wildlife technical assistance for the Sage Grouse Initiative and associated Farm Bill conservation programs to agriculture producers and landowners. Applications due Nov. 8.

Bird Conservancy of the Rockies is seeking a Private Lands Wildlife Biologist who will work with partners (including SGI), wildlife biologists and individual landowners to implement habitat enhancement and restoration efforts in sagebrush-steppe communities.

The Idaho Fish & Game Bureau of Wildlife is seeking four temporary Wildlife Technicians to conduct surveys for sagebrush-dependent species and monitor vegetation in south central Idaho. The project will be evaluating the long-term impact of the 2007 Murphy Complex Fire.

Join the diverse partnership working to conserve sagebrush, working lands, and wildlife! Applications due April 14, 2017 for two field positions in Montana.

The Sage Grouse Initiative seeks a contractor to maintain and enhance the SGI website, including managing all third-party services, WordPress plugins, applications, scripts, and programs. Proposals are due by 5 PM on Nov. 30, 2016.

The Sage Grouse Initiative seeks a range and wildlife conservationist to work with agricultural producers on conservation programs in eastern Oregon.

The Sage Grouse Initiative (SGI) seeks experienced writers, photographers, videographers, and a graphic designer to help communicate sagebrush conservation work in 11 western states. Proposals due Nov. 14.