A nonprofit organization, Catalina Island Conservancy is on a mission to protect the natural and cultural resources of Santa Catalina Island for conservation, education, and recreation. Past hiring has been for jobs with hybrid remote flexibility across career fields like environmental & green, nonprofit & philanthropy, fundraising, education & training, and K-12. For eligible employees, the nonprofit offers competitive pay and benefits, as well as the opportunity to fulfill the vision of supporting an island ecosystem that is exemplary and functional for all to enjoy. The conservancy offers a collegial workplace, with colleagues who are equally passionate about the shared mission of stewarding Catalina Island as a model of environmental sustainability. Catalina Island Conservancy was established in 1972 with the stated purpose of stewarding and restoring the island’s 42,000 acres “for future generations to experience and enjoy.”

Located 20 miles off the coast of southern California, Catalina Island is home to about 4,000 residents, as well as rare, indigenous, and endangered species of plants, animals, and wildlife. The island boasts more than 62 miles of “rugged,” unspoiled coastline, beaches, and coves; nearly 200 miles of recreational roads and trails; and a regional airport. One of the state’s oldest private land trusts, Catalina Island Conservancy provides learning opportunities for youth, children, and adults through its extensive educational programs. The organization also partners with research and cultural organizations for long-term studies of the island’s plant and animal population and its rich native history.

A nonprofit organization, Catalina Island Conservancy is on a mission to protect the natural and cultural resources of Santa Catalina Island for conservation, education, and recreation. Past hiring has been for jobs with hybrid remote flexibility across career fields like environmental & green, nonprofit & philanthropy, fundraising, education & training, and K-12. For eligible employees, the nonprofit offers competitive pay and benefits, as well as the opportunity to fulfill the vision of supporting an island ecosystem that is exemplary and functional for all to enjoy. The conservancy offers a collegial workplace, with colleagues who are equally passionate about the shared mission of stewarding Catalina Island as a model of environmental sustainability. Catalina Island Conservancy was established in 1972 with the stated purpose of stewarding and restoring the island’s 42,000 acres “for future generations to experience and enjoy.”

Located 20 miles off the coast of southern California, Catalina Island is home to about 4,000 residents, as well as rare, indigenous, and endangered species of plants, animals, and wildlife. The island boasts more than 62 miles of “rugged,” unspoiled coastline, beaches, and coves; nearly 200 miles of recreational roads and trails; and a regional airport. One of the state’s oldest private land trusts, Catalina Island Conservancy provides learning opportunities for youth, children, and adults through its extensive educational programs. The organization also partners with research and cultural organizations for long-term studies of the island’s plant and animal population and its rich native history.