About the role
State of Georgia seeks a Conservation Regional Manager for the Department of Agriculture. The role oversees regional office operations, supervises staff, and ensures compliance with state conservation programs while fostering partnerships with landowners and districts.
Travel regionally, lead erosion control initiatives, and guide districts in plans of work. A bachelor's in environmental-related field and 2–3 years in conservation are required; driver’s license mandatory.
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