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Our Shared Values Nature United is a workplace where we care about each other and know that what we do matters, and our work makes a difference. © Michael Pietrocarlo
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Join us as we impact conservation across Canada and in 70+ countries and territories around the globe!

To join the Nature United team, search for jobs through our global affiliate, The Nature Conservancy.

All Opportunities Our Shared Values

Current Job Openings with Nature United

  • Indigenous Youth On-The-Land/Water Program Resource Developer

    Apply by April 4

    Our team is seeking a contractor for several small projects to advance our work supporting youth on-the-land/water programming across Canada. Projects include researching and compiling tools, resources and funding opportunities. More Details

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Our vision is a world where nature and people thrive.

Diversity, equity, inclusion and justice are central to achieving our conservation mission and we are committed to co-creating a culture that is equitable and a workplace that is diverse, inclusive and safe for all staff, partners, donors, and volunteers.

Our Commitment
Staff from New Mexico’s Navajo Nation Department of Fish and Wildlife (NNDFW) tag/scan, weigh and measure young razorback suckers (Xyrauchen texanus).
Razorback Suckers Staff from New Mexico’s Navajo Nation Department of Fish and Wildlife (NNDFW) tag/scan, weigh and measure young razorback suckers (Xyrauchen texanus). © Erika Nortemann/The Nature Conservancy
Members of TNC's Kentucky staff take a walk at the Dupree Nature Preserve during autumn.
Dupree Nature Preserve Members of TNC's Kentucky staff take a walk at the Dupree Nature Preserve during autumn. © Devan King/TNC
TNC Staff at Cove Mountain.
Cove Mountain Welcome TNC Staff at Cove Mountain. © George C. Gress
TNC's Tanzania Conservation Coordinator Alphonce Mallya in Northern Tanzania.
Alphonce Mallya on Rover TNC's Tanzania Conservation Coordinator Alphonce Mallya in Northern Tanzania. © Roshni Lodhia
Brian van Eerden, Virginia Pinelands Program Director, stands under a towering cypress tree.
Blackwater River Brian van Eerden, Virginia Pinelands Program Director, stands under a towering cypress tree. © Daniel White / TNC
TNC scientists Heidi Schmalz (left) and Allison Rossman lead a group of volunteers and researchers as they identify invasive weeds on the Zumwalt Prairie Preserve, Oregon.
Grassland scientists, Oregon TNC scientists Heidi Schmalz (left) and Allison Rossman lead a group of volunteers and researchers as they identify invasive weeds on the Zumwalt Prairie Preserve, Oregon. © Aaron Huey
× Staff from New Mexico’s Navajo Nation Department of Fish and Wildlife (NNDFW) tag/scan, weigh and measure young razorback suckers (Xyrauchen texanus).
× Members of TNC's Kentucky staff take a walk at the Dupree Nature Preserve during autumn.
× TNC Staff at Cove Mountain.
× TNC's Tanzania Conservation Coordinator Alphonce Mallya in Northern Tanzania.
× Brian van Eerden, Virginia Pinelands Program Director, stands under a towering cypress tree.
× TNC scientists Heidi Schmalz (left) and Allison Rossman lead a group of volunteers and researchers as they identify invasive weeds on the Zumwalt Prairie Preserve, Oregon.

Meet Our Team

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Hadley Archer

Executive Director

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Jacqueline Nunes

Marketing and Communications Director
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Jenny Brown

Conservation Programs Director
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Catherine Rondinaro

Interim Strategic Partnerships Director and Interim Philanthropy Director.