The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is recruiting someone to head its program for conserving land and expanding hunter access. Since 1984 the organization has protected habitat covering over 9.2 million acres while boosting public entry on 1.6 million acres and plans to reach 10 million acres total by 2030.

Duties include directing staff on donated properties, buying and transferring tracts, access agreements, and voluntary easements, along with budgets, landscape strategies, and outside alliances. The position reports within the mission division, where the director will set objectives for field personnel and keep partner relationships active.

Pay is competitive with a full benefits package, and the group follows equal opportunity hiring rules.