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Current Opportunities at The Environmental Center
We are not currently hiring, but view local jobs across the region below!
Local Environmental Jobs
Oregon Natural Desert Association – Conservation Coordinator
The Conservation Coordinator supports ONDA’s work in local, state and federal conservation advocacy and land use planning and policy to benefit public lands, fish and wildlife conservation. The Coordinator tracks developments in public lands policy, engages in commenting and analyses of proposals affecting the use and management of public lands, conducts background research, and communicates to ONDA’s constituencies on a variety of topics related to the conservation and management of high desert lands, waters and wildlife.
Commute Options – Program Manager
Full-Time | Hybrid | $36–$40/hr DOE
Lead a dynamic, statewide transportation safety initiative as the Program Manager for the Oregon Friendly Driver (OFD) Program. This role blends strategy, outreach, and hands-on program delivery to expand education around safe interactions between drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, and micro-mobility users.
You’ll drive statewide growth by building partnerships, managing marketing efforts, expanding instructor networks, and overseeing both in-person and online learning systems. If you’re passionate about public safety, community engagement, and making a measurable impact across Oregon, this is your opportunity.
Oregon Natural Desert Association – Communications Manager
The Communications Manager works to achieve Oregon Natural Desert Association’s conservation goals and sustain the engagement of our community of supporters by overseeing all public communications. This position focuses on collaboration, creativity, and storytelling and will work across teams to create insightful and inspiring narratives of ONDA’s conservation work. The Communications Manager will steer ONDA’s brand expression, plan our annual communications calendar, provide strategic direction, and coordinate all activities including ONDA’s publications and web, social, email, and media presence. This role requires a deep passion for conservation and a commitment to developing and managing a wide range of activities to support conservation outcomes. A person who is energized by creatively thinking about impactful methods of sharing ONDA’s work and catering content to our various audiences will excel in this full-time, Bend-based role.