Internships and Careers
As the regional office of the National Audubon Society, covering Arizona and New Mexico, Audubon Southwest works to ensure the region's full diversity of birds and people thrive—through wise use and protection of our water resources, by restoring and securing bird habitats on working lands, and by implementing measures to mitigate and adapt to a changing climate. We achieve success through a unique blend of science, education, on-the-ground conservation delivery, and policy advocacy that has made Audubon a conservation leader in the Southwest.
Current Openings
Senior Program Manager, Working Lands
The Senior Manager, Working Lands leads Audubon’s Working Lands conservation program in Arizona and New Mexico, managing a team of biologists working to achieve project outcomes that enhance the habitat value of desert grasslands, shrublands, riparian corridors and other natural lands for people, birds and other wildlife. Apply here.
Program Manager, Working Lands - Arizona
The Program Manager will work with engaged landowners in Arizona to develop habitat management plans that qualify operations for enrollment in programs such as Audubon Conservation Ranching (ACR), Natural Resource Conservation Service Environmental Quality Incentive Program, Fish and Wildlife Service Partners Program, and others. Candidate needs to be located in Cochise, Pima or Santa Cruz County. Apply here.
Program Manager, Working Lands - New Mexico
The Program Manager will work with engaged landowners in New Mexico to develop habitat management plans that qualify operations for enrollment in programs such as Audubon Conservation Ranching (ACR), Natural Resource Conservation Service Environmental Quality Incentive Program, Fish and Wildlife Service Partners Program, and others. Candidate needs to be located in Hidalgo, Grant, Luna, Sierra, Dona Anna, Otero, Lincoln, Chaves, Eddy or Lea County. Apply here
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