Director of Grassland Science & Conservation

1 Month ago

Bozeman, Montana, United States

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Job Description

The World Wildlife Fund is hiring a Director of Grassland Science & Conservation in Bozeman, MT, to lead its Great Plains Program. The role involves overseeing a team, managing conservation strategies, and fostering partnerships to protect biodiversity. A Master's degree and extensive conservation experience are required. This full-time position focuses on innovative solutions for grassland ecosystems.
World Wildlife Fund (WWF) is seeking a Science Program Director in Bozeman, MT, to lead its Great Plains Program with a focus on science-driven conservation. You will oversee a team, manage strategies, and build partnerships to protect biodiversity.

The ideal candidate has a Master's degree, extensive experience in conservation, and a strong understanding of the Great Plains ecology. This role is pivotal in driving innovative solutions for grassland ecosystems.

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