The Sierra Club, founded in 1892 by America’s most famous conservationist and naturalist, John Muir, is one of the nation’s largest and most effective environmental organizations. Headquartered in Oakland, California, the Sierra Club is a nonprofit political organization with over 60 U.S. chapters and is supported by nearly 2.5 million members and supporters. As an employer, the Sierra Club values equity, inclusion, and justice, seeking professionals who will embody its motto of exploration, enjoyment, and environmental protection. Team members are given opportunities to do work that positively impacts the planet and its inhabitants and are offered chances to work in locations across North America. Flexible Sierra Club jobs offered in the past include part-time, alternative schedule, temporary, and optional, hybrid, and 100% remote jobs.

In recent years, the Sierra Club has directed its focus to the nation’s top challenge, climate change, but it maintains strong ties to its environmental conservation roots. Each year, the club inspires more than 25,000 people to experience the great outdoors. Working across the country, from the Florida Everglades to the Alaskan Arctic, the Sierra Club blends litigation, social media, print, blog, lobbying, and grassroots campaigns to inspire change. Over the years, the organization has preserved hundreds of millions of acres of some of the nation’s most beautiful landscapes, strengthened the fracking movement, helped organize the largest climate change demonstration in U.S. history, and accelerated the solar and wind energy movement.

The Sierra Club, founded in 1892 by America’s most famous conservationist and naturalist, John Muir, is one of the nation’s largest and most effective environmental organizations. Headquartered in Oakland, California, the Sierra Club is a nonprofit political organization with over 60 U.S. chapters and is supported by nearly 2.5 million members and supporters. As an employer, the Sierra Club values equity, inclusion, and justice, seeking professionals who will embody its motto of exploration, enjoyment, and environmental protection. Team members are given opportunities to do work that positively impacts the planet and its inhabitants and are offered chances to work in locations across North America. Flexible Sierra Club jobs offered in the past include part-time, alternative schedule, temporary, and optional, hybrid, and 100% remote jobs.

In recent years, the Sierra Club has directed its focus to the nation’s top challenge, climate change, but it maintains strong ties to its environmental conservation roots. Each year, the club inspires more than 25,000 people to experience the great outdoors. Working across the country, from the Florida Everglades to the Alaskan Arctic, the Sierra Club blends litigation, social media, print, blog, lobbying, and grassroots campaigns to inspire change. Over the years, the organization has preserved hundreds of millions of acres of some of the nation’s most beautiful landscapes, strengthened the fracking movement, helped organize the largest climate change demonstration in U.S. history, and accelerated the solar and wind energy movement.