American Forests

Manager

• Develop and execute projects and partnerships with the USDA Forest Service in Montana
• Collaborate closely with American Forests and USDA Forest Service staff
• Oversee program and field logistics
• Support grant and agreement administration, including invoicing, reporting, grant writing, reforecasting budgets, payment requests, match documentation, and modifications
• Manage field staff supported by USFS agreements
• Advance regional reforestation activities and partnerships on National Forest System lands
• Manage reforestation and forest resilience partnerships, meetings, reporting, and budgeting
• Develop new forest restoration projects, plans, partnerships, and agreements
• Oversee reforestation activities, including planning, unit layout, contract administration, field implementation, quality control, planting, release, monitoring, surveys, and inventory
• Coordinate field data collection, analysis, and adaptive management
• Oversee field and safety logistics and ensure required safety training
• Coordinate field protocols, templates, and best practices
• Maintain knowledge of silviculture, reforestation, forestry, and natural resource management
• Build relationships with agencies and regional stakeholders
• Supervise seasonal and full-time employees, including timesheets, leave approvals, performance assessments, and administrative processes
• Lead recruitment, hiring, and training as needed
• Provide in-field supervisory support to staff and field crews
• Support contractor relationship management and oversight
• Assist with meetings, conferences, and events
• Conduct public presentations
• Plan and lead site visits and field tours
• Report to the Director, Northern Rockies and supervise or support up to five direct reports

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Senior Manager

• Develop and execute projects and partnerships with the USDA Forest Service in Idaho
• Work with the Region Director to advance regional reforestation activities and partnerships on National Forest Service lands
• Manage reforestation and forest resilience partnerships, including partner meetings, reporting and budgeting
• Advance new forest restoration projects, plans, partnerships and agreements
• Oversee reforestation implementation, including planning, unit layout, contract administration, field implementation, quality control and monitoring
• Coordinate field data collection, analysis and adaptive management actions
• Oversee field and safety logistics and coordinate field protocols, templates and best practices
• Maintain knowledge of silviculture, reforestation, forestry and natural resource management developments
• Build and maintain relationships with agencies and regional stakeholders
• Coordinate USDA Forest Service and partner workplans and standards
• Supervise seasonal and full-time employees, including timesheets, leave approvals and performance assessments
• Lead recruitment, hiring and training as needed
• Provide in-field supervisory support for staff and field crews
• Administer grants and agreements, including budgets, invoices, payment requests, match documentation and modifications
• Support contractor relationship management and oversight
• Assist with meetings, conferences and events
• Conduct public presentations and lead site visits and field tours
• Report to the Director, Northern Rockies and supervise or support up to five direct reports

• Support American Forests’ work with the USDA Forest Service in Montana through project and partnership development and execution
• Work with the Region Director to advance regional reforestation activities and partnerships on National Forest System lands
• Manage reforestation and forest resilience partnerships, including partner meetings, reporting, and budgeting
• Advance forest restoration projects, plans, partnerships, and agreements
• Oversee reforestation implementation, including planning, unit layout, contract administration, field implementation, quality control, and monitoring
• Coordinate field data collection, analysis, adaptive management, protocols, templates, and best practices
• Oversee field and safety logistics and ensure required safety training and practices
• Maintain knowledge of silviculture, reforestation, forestry, and natural resource management developments
• Build and maintain relationships with agencies and regional stakeholders
• Supervise seasonal and full-time employees, including timesheets, leave approvals, performance assessments, recruitment, hiring, and training
• Provide in-field supervisory support for staff, field crews, and field support personnel
• Administer grants and agreements, including budgets, invoices, payment requests, match documentation, and modifications
• Support contractor relationship management and oversight
• Assist with meetings, conferences, events, presentations, site visits, and field tours
• Report to the Director, Northern Rockies and potentially supervise up to five direct reports

• Develop and execute projects and partnerships with the USDA Forest Service in Idaho
• Collaborate with American Forests and USDA Forest Service staff
• Oversee program, field, safety, and logistics operations
• Manage reforestation and forest resilience partnerships
• Advance forest restoration projects, plans, partnerships, and agreements
• Oversee reforestation activities on National Forest Service lands, including planning, unit layout, contracting, planting, release, restoration, and monitoring
• Coordinate field data collection, analysis, and adaptive management
• Maintain knowledge of silviculture, reforestation, forestry, and natural resource management
• Build relationships with agencies and regional stakeholders
• Supervise seasonal and permanent employees, including timesheet, leave, and performance processes
• Lead recruitment, hiring, and training as needed
• Collaborate on grant and agreement administration, budgets, invoices, payment requests, match documentation, and modifications
• Support contractor relationship management and oversight
• Assist with meetings, conferences, events, public presentations, site visits, and field tours
• Report to the Director, Northern Rockies and potentially supervise up to five direct reports