Director, Conservation

The Conservation Director is a full-time, remote leadership position responsible for setting the program’s vision, building out impactful conservation initiatives, and guiding a high-performing team to influence environmental policy and drive community-based change. This leader must bring strong campaign experience, program design skills, and the strategic thinking needed to grow Hispanic Access’ conservation work into a national model for advocacy, engagement, and equity. Strategic Leadership & Program Development: Define and evolve the long-term vision and strategic priorities of Hispanic Access’ conservation work. Design and launch innovative, equity-driven programs that respond to community priorities and policy opportunities. Lead issue campaigns, in collaboration with the conservation team, that elevate Latino voices in public lands, climate, ocean, and water advocacy. Leadership, Management and Accountability: Lead a dynamic, mission-aligned team with a focus on collaboration, accountability, and results. Facilitate weekly team meetings and manage team performance and development. Foster a culture of leadership, trust, and clear communication aligned with Hispanic Access’ values. Campaigns, Advocacy, and Partnerships: Lead high-impact public education and advocacy campaigns that shift narratives and influence conservation policy. Represent Hispanic Access at national and regional events, coalitions, and decision-making tables. Cultivate and deepen relationships with community leaders, government agencies, nonprofits, and funders.