Columbia Land Trust Seeks Grants and Communications Coordinator

Columbia Land Trust has two open positions on what will be a three-person East Cascades Oak Partnership (ECOP) team. The partnership is a 25-partner bi-state collaborative hosted by Columbia Land Trust that brings tribal, federal, state, and local partners together in the implementation of a strategic Oregon white oak conservation plan. In 2022, ECOP successfully secured a $7.1 million-dollar Focused Investment Partnership (FIP) Grant from the Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board (OWEB) to implement its strategic plan over the next 6-10 years, in addition to several other public and private funding sources.

East Cascades Oak Partnership Grants and Communications Coordinator: The full-time Grants and Communications Coordinator will support ECOP staff with grant writing and reporting, innovate and manage partner coordination and networking tools, oversee website development and maintenance, and will contribute to other general outreach responsibilities. This position will be based out of our White Salmon, WA office.