Sierra Club Idaho Chapter is a grassroots environmental organization on a mission to protect the state’s wildlife, natural landscape, and way of life. A division of the venerable and nationwide Sierra Club, Sierra Club Idaho Chapter has hired in the past for jobs with 100% remote and part-time flexibility. As an employer, the nonprofit organization has posted flexible jobs across a variety of categories, including nonprofit & philanthropy, environmental & green, government & politics, and communications. Sierra Club Idaho Chapter offers a competitive benefits package that includes pay commensurate with skills and experience, comprehensive healthcare coverage, and a 401(k) retirement savings plan.

The conservation work of Sierra Club Idaho Chapter began in the 1970s, and the organization’s work has historically centered on stewardship of wildland and endangered species with a particular emphasis on grizzlies, wolves, and salmon and steelhead recovery. Working in partnership with other conservation and nonprofits, Sierra Club Idaho Chapter is also dedicated to 100% clean energy for all and climate justice, including an initiative to Move Idaho Beyond Coal. The organization’s work relies on the support of engaged volunteers and communities in all of its efforts, including removing four dams from the lower Snake River to "save Idaho's salmon and build a clean and equitable energy future in the Northwest."

Sierra Club Idaho Chapter is a grassroots environmental organization on a mission to protect the state’s wildlife, natural landscape, and way of life. A division of the venerable and nationwide Sierra Club, Sierra Club Idaho Chapter has hired in the past for jobs with 100% remote and part-time flexibility. As an employer, the nonprofit organization has posted flexible jobs across a variety of categories, including nonprofit & philanthropy, environmental & green, government & politics, and communications. Sierra Club Idaho Chapter offers a competitive benefits package that includes pay commensurate with skills and experience, comprehensive healthcare coverage, and a 401(k) retirement savings plan.

The conservation work of Sierra Club Idaho Chapter began in the 1970s, and the organization’s work has historically centered on stewardship of wildland and endangered species with a particular emphasis on grizzlies, wolves, and salmon and steelhead recovery. Working in partnership with other conservation and nonprofits, Sierra Club Idaho Chapter is also dedicated to 100% clean energy for all and climate justice, including an initiative to Move Idaho Beyond Coal. The organization’s work relies on the support of engaged volunteers and communities in all of its efforts, including removing four dams from the lower Snake River to "save Idaho's salmon and build a clean and equitable energy future in the Northwest."