FW: Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever job announcements: IA, IN, MI, MN, MO, MT, SD and remote

[Allen Rutherford]

Please follow the link to our Careers page to access these recently posted job announcements with Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever: www.pheasantsforever.org/careers. We request a cover letter, resume, and references as part of your application.

 

Development Officer – remote and negotiable within the southeastern U.S.

Director of Government Affairs (State Affairs & Grassroots) – location negotiable

Front End Web Developer – location negotiable, preference given to the Minneapolis/St Paul metro area

IA Wildlife Management Specialist (three positions) – Lehigh, Miles, and Panora, Iowa

IN Farm Bill Wildlife Biologist I or II – Plymouth, Indiana

MI Regenerative Ag and Conservation Specialist – negotiable within southeastern Michigan

MN Farm Bill Wildlife Biologist – Benson, Minnesota

MN IT Project Manager – White Bear Lake, Minnesota

MO Farm Bill Wildlife Biologist II – Wetland Specialist – Warrensburg, Missouri

MO Farm Bill Wildlife Biologist internships (five internships) – Milan, Richmond, and Shelbyville, Missouri

MO Habitat Specialist I – Crew (two positions) – Gray Summit and Williamsburg, Missouri

MO Native Grassland/Grazing Biologist – location negotiable, southwest Missouri preferred

MT Mission Valley Seasonal Habitat Specialist – Ronan, Montana

SD Farm Bill Wildlife Biologist I, II, or III (two positions) – Pierre or Gettysburg and Mound City or Selby, South Dakota

Staff Accountant – Grants – remote, preference given to the Minneapolis/St Paul metro area

 

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Together in conservation,

Alex

 

Alex Wallace  |  HR Specialist
Pheasants Forever, Inc. and Quail Forever  

1783 Buerkle Circle   |  St. Paul, MN 55110
P. (651) 209-4939  |  Toll Free (877) 773-2070 
awal...@pheasantsforever.org

 

 

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