Eastern Sierra Land Trust (ESLT) works with landowners to protect lands in the Eastern Sierra region known for their agricultural, natural, watershed, historical, and recreational values. The organization works to protect the Eastern Sierra from growing threats, such as pressures to develop and subdivide. As an employer, ESLT has offered full-time, hybrid remote jobs in the past. Eligible team members may receive a competitive benefits package that includes health insurance and annual vacation and sick pay. The organization seeks prospective employees with the ability to speak warmly and clearly in person, over the phone, and via email, as well as the desire and ability to be in a fast-paced, professional working environment that values collaboration.

Headquartered in Bishop, California, Eastern Sierra Land Trust oversees a Working Farms and Ranches program that helps local families set up voluntary land conservation agreements that permanently protect working lands from subdivision threats. The organization’s primary conservation tool is a conservation easement, which can be used to help ensure landowners retain the management and title of their property while designating how the land may be used currently and in the future. ESLT also works to improve public education around land protection and encourages local citizens to maintain native vegetation on their property, protect vulnerable wildlife, drive cautiously, and utilize fire-safe practices in their landscape and home.

Eastern Sierra Land Trust (ESLT) works with landowners to protect lands in the Eastern Sierra region known for their agricultural, natural, watershed, historical, and recreational values. The organization works to protect the Eastern Sierra from growing threats, such as pressures to develop and subdivide. As an employer, ESLT has offered full-time, hybrid remote jobs in the past. Eligible team members may receive a competitive benefits package that includes health insurance and annual vacation and sick pay. The organization seeks prospective employees with the ability to speak warmly and clearly in person, over the phone, and via email, as well as the desire and ability to be in a fast-paced, professional working environment that values collaboration.

Headquartered in Bishop, California, Eastern Sierra Land Trust oversees a Working Farms and Ranches program that helps local families set up voluntary land conservation agreements that permanently protect working lands from subdivision threats. The organization’s primary conservation tool is a conservation easement, which can be used to help ensure landowners retain the management and title of their property while designating how the land may be used currently and in the future. ESLT also works to improve public education around land protection and encourages local citizens to maintain native vegetation on their property, protect vulnerable wildlife, drive cautiously, and utilize fire-safe practices in their landscape and home.