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Thank you for your interest in working for Wisconsin's Green Fire.

We are currently hiring for a new position!

Wisconsin Farm Sustainability Rewards Project Coordinator

 

The Farm Sustainability Rewards Project (FSR) is a two-year project led by WGF in partnership with Clean Wisconsin to design and assess the feasibility of a voluntary model for farm conservation that rewards farmers who meet increasingly robust tiers of environmental performance while improving their whole-farm and farm product sustainability.  The Farm Sustainability Rewards project is supported with funding from the Natural Resources Conservation Service.  

The Project Coordinator will play a key role guiding, coordinating, and implementing the Farm Sustainability Rewards Project. This is a two-year full-time position which will report to the FSR Project Director and will interface closely with two FSR Project Co-executives.  Although not guaranteed, extension of employment beyond two years is possible and WGF intends for this project to evolve into other related project opportunities.  

This is a full-time (100% FTE) salaried position with funding available through October 2025.  The starting salary range will be $55,000 - $70,000, commensurate with experience and education.

Click the button below for full details about the position, qualifications, and how to apply.

FSR Project Coordinator: Position Details (PDF)

How to Apply:

  • Submit applications to info@wigreenfire.org.
  • Applications must include your cover letter, resume including references, and a recent work sample.
  • Apply by 12:00pm Monday, December 4th 2023.

Please direct questions on the project to FSR Project Co-directors Jimmy VandenBrook (jimmyvb52@gmail.com) and Sara Walling (swalling@cleanwisconsin.org). 

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