Director, Mississippi River Water Policy & Conservation
audubonHarahan (LA)
Director, Mississippi River Water Policy & Conservation
Posted today
audubonHarahan (LA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
The National Audubon Society is seeking a Director for the Mississippi River Program to lead its water conservation strategy aimed at enhancing habitats and ensuring clean water. This hybrid position allows for remote work within the United States, preferably for candidates located near New Orleans, LA. Qualified candidates will possess extensive experience in policy and advocacy, particularly related to water management and conservation initiatives. The role involves building coalitions, managing staff, and engaging with stakeholders at various levels while supporting Audubon's mission.
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