Western Resource Advocates - WRA is a conservation organization that fights climate change and is committed to protecting the water, land, air, and wildlife across the western United States. Past hiring at the nonprofit organization has been for jobs with 100% remote and part-time flexibility, posted in environmental & green, nonprofit & philanthropy, government & politics, and related career areas. WRA employees are offered pay commensurate with experience and, as eligible, benefits including paid time off, healthcare coverage, parental leave, a 401(k) savings plan, and up to 12 weeks of paid sabbatical after five years with the organization.

Founded in 1989, WRA is comprised of a talented team of scientists, lawyers, and economists, working to defend people and public lands from the effects of energy development. The organization also works to make sure certain communities have adequate water supplies while safeguarding lakes and rivers and to encourage a clean energy future. Western Resource Advocates serves Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Nevada, Utah, Montana, and Wyoming. WRA works on the ground in the states it serves, as well as in political and advocacy settings to protect and sustain “the lives and livelihoods of the West."

Western Resource Advocates - WRA is a conservation organization that fights climate change and is committed to protecting the water, land, air, and wildlife across the western United States. Past hiring at the nonprofit organization has been for jobs with 100% remote and part-time flexibility, posted in environmental & green, nonprofit & philanthropy, government & politics, and related career areas. WRA employees are offered pay commensurate with experience and, as eligible, benefits including paid time off, healthcare coverage, parental leave, a 401(k) savings plan, and up to 12 weeks of paid sabbatical after five years with the organization.

Founded in 1989, WRA is comprised of a talented team of scientists, lawyers, and economists, working to defend people and public lands from the effects of energy development. The organization also works to make sure certain communities have adequate water supplies while safeguarding lakes and rivers and to encourage a clean energy future. Western Resource Advocates serves Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Nevada, Utah, Montana, and Wyoming. WRA works on the ground in the states it serves, as well as in political and advocacy settings to protect and sustain “the lives and livelihoods of the West."