A member-supported nonprofit organization, California State Parks Foundation works to protect, advocate for, and enhance the 280 “magnificent state parks” across California. In past flexible hiring, the foundation has posted jobs with hybrid remote, 100% remote, flexible schedule, freelance, and part-time work options. The nonprofit has sought to fill roles in career areas such as environmental & green, communications, advertising & PR, administrative, and education & training, among related fields. An independent nonprofit, the organization looks to hire talented applicants to help mobilize Californians “to be active champions for our state parks.” 

The foundation’s core areas of focus encompass climate resiliency, equitable access, park experience and funding, protecting wildlife and nature, and honoring the culture and history of California. The state’s parks include beaches, underwater preserves, Spanish adobe buildings, historic homes, museums, ghost towns, lighthouses, waterslides, wilderness, recreation areas, and other geographic highlights. The foundation’s efforts are supported by more than 70,000 members, from individuals to organizations, who are all united behind supporting adventure, recreation, and cultural awareness of California state parks.

A member-supported nonprofit organization, California State Parks Foundation works to protect, advocate for, and enhance the 280 “magnificent state parks” across California. In past flexible hiring, the foundation has posted jobs with hybrid remote, 100% remote, flexible schedule, freelance, and part-time work options. The nonprofit has sought to fill roles in career areas such as environmental & green, communications, advertising & PR, administrative, and education & training, among related fields. An independent nonprofit, the organization looks to hire talented applicants to help mobilize Californians “to be active champions for our state parks.” 

The foundation’s core areas of focus encompass climate resiliency, equitable access, park experience and funding, protecting wildlife and nature, and honoring the culture and history of California. The state’s parks include beaches, underwater preserves, Spanish adobe buildings, historic homes, museums, ghost towns, lighthouses, waterslides, wilderness, recreation areas, and other geographic highlights. The foundation’s efforts are supported by more than 70,000 members, from individuals to organizations, who are all united behind supporting adventure, recreation, and cultural awareness of California state parks.