Employment and Volunteer Opportunities
JOIN OUR TEAM!
Periodically, job and internship opportunities will be posted. We also have volunteer options available and can arrange independent study opportunities; please inquire by emailing info@llnf.org. If you are looking to use the LLNF property as a research site, please email Dr. Sarah T. Bois, Director of Research and Education (stbois@llnf.org).
At the Linda Loring Nature Foundation, we are most interested in finding the best candidate for the job, and that candidate may come from a less traditional background. If you are interested in applying for any of our positions, we encourage you to think broadly about your background and qualifications for the role.
Full-Time, Year Round Openings
OFFICE AND STRATEGIC
COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER
The Linda Loring Nature Foundation (LLNF) seeks a talented and experienced individual with excellent communication skills to join a small, dedicated staff and assist with community relations, marketing and communications, and office management.
The successful candidate will assist us in addressing the barriers that exist to making nature accessible to all.
Seasonal Internships
Are you interested in gaining experience in ecological research, environmental education, and land stewardship? Mentored by senior staff, interns gain valuable experience on a variety of activities including independent projects.
Applications for 2024 positions are closed.
LLNF Conservation Fellows Program
The LLNF has created the Conservation Fellows Program to provide hands-on conservation research learning opportunities for upper level high school and undergraduate college students.
Click this link to learn more about joining the Conservation Fellowship program.
Click this link for a personal narrative from Madelyn Trimpi, our first Conservation Fellow who served in Fall 2020.
Fill out this form to let us know about your interests and begin the application process.
Volunteer Opportunities