Vermont Natural Resources Council (VNRC) is a nonprofit organization on a mission to protect and enhance Vermont’s natural environments, productive working landscapes, vibrant communities, rural character, and unique sense of place. In addition, the organization strives to prepare the state for future opportunities and challenges. Previous jobs posted by VNRC include full-time, hybrid remote opportunities in nonprofit & philanthropy, environmental & green, administrative, communications, government & politics, marketing, and other fields. Along with flexible work options, eligible employees receive access to benefits, such as healthcare, generous paid leave, and a simple IRA with employer match. In the past, successful applicants have been described as collaborative and highly motivated professionals who are inspired by VNRC’s mission. The organization also strongly encourages applications from candidates whose identities have been historically underrepresented in the environmental movement.

Founded in 1963, Vermont Natural Resources Council is self-described as the state’s oldest independent environmental advocacy organization. Through research, education, collaboration, and advocacy, the organization engages in multiple initiatives, from grassroots to legislative action, to protect the environment and promote policies that support a robust economy. VNRC focuses on fostering vibrant communities, ensuring clean water, protecting forests and wildlife, advancing environmental justice, and promoting clean energy and a toxic-free environment.

Vermont Natural Resources Council (VNRC) is a nonprofit organization on a mission to protect and enhance Vermont’s natural environments, productive working landscapes, vibrant communities, rural character, and unique sense of place. In addition, the organization strives to prepare the state for future opportunities and challenges. Previous jobs posted by VNRC include full-time, hybrid remote opportunities in nonprofit & philanthropy, environmental & green, administrative, communications, government & politics, marketing, and other fields. Along with flexible work options, eligible employees receive access to benefits, such as healthcare, generous paid leave, and a simple IRA with employer match. In the past, successful applicants have been described as collaborative and highly motivated professionals who are inspired by VNRC’s mission. The organization also strongly encourages applications from candidates whose identities have been historically underrepresented in the environmental movement.

Founded in 1963, Vermont Natural Resources Council is self-described as the state’s oldest independent environmental advocacy organization. Through research, education, collaboration, and advocacy, the organization engages in multiple initiatives, from grassroots to legislative action, to protect the environment and promote policies that support a robust economy. VNRC focuses on fostering vibrant communities, ensuring clean water, protecting forests and wildlife, advancing environmental justice, and promoting clean energy and a toxic-free environment.