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Park County Environmental Council (PCEC) is a grassroots community organization dedicated to safeguarding the natural environment of Park County, Montana. We value deep community relationships and diverse perspectives.
As a trusted voice in environmental stewardship, PCEC empowers local residents to take an active role in shaping a resilient and thriving future for the region. By joining our team, you’ll be part of a passionate group committed to preserving the beauty and ecological integrity of Park County for generations to come.
PCEC Job Openings
Development Director
Summary:
Location: Livingston, MT
Reports to: Managing Directors
Position Type: Full-Time, exempt, hybrid/in-person
Compensation: $90,000 targeted annual salary, flexible office hours/work schedule and competitive benefits package (including employer paying 100% of health, dental and vision insurance for you, spouse and family, starting 2 weeks paid time off, 11 paid holidays, 1 week sick time, 36 hour work week with half days on Fridays, we also offer a paid sabbatical)
PCEC seeks a creative and strategic development professional to lead PCEC’s fundraising efforts, and to build the organization's long-term financial sustainability. This is a key leadership role that will play a critical part in bolstering the impact of PCEC's programs and help secure the resources that allow us to achieve our conservation goals.
To Apply:
Please submit a cover letter, resume, and three professional references to max@pcecmt.org.
Deadline: February 21st, 2025. The position will remain open and applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
PCEC is an equal-opportunity employer.
Seasonal Positions
Habitat Conservation Fellow
Location: Livingston, MT
Reports to: Wild Habitat Director
Position Type: Full-Time, In-Person, Seasonal (May–Oct)
Compensation: $1,160 paid bi-weekly, $2,817.14 Education Award, Free Health Insurance
Deadline: April 1, 2025
PCEC seeks a passionate and driven young professional to support our conservation programs while gaining valuable hands-on experience in natural resource management and habitat conservation. This role will be instrumental in expanding PCEC’s capacity to build community relationships, engage in fieldwork, and advance conservation initiatives in Park County.
The Habitat Conservation Fellow will spend the majority of their time in the field or in the community, based out of PCEC’s office in Livingston. This position is an exciting opportunity to work on some of the most pressing environmental and social challenges of our time while developing skills in ecological monitoring, invasive species management, and community outreach.
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Join the Crazy Mountains Oral History Project
The Crazy Mountains Oral History Project (CMOHP) is an innovative collaboration between Appearing Flying Woman Consulting, PCEC, the Montana Historical Society, and sixteen diverse narrators from across Montana. This initiative is dedicated to gathering and preserving the powerful histories and stories connected to the Crazy Mountains, a region experiencing rapid development and facing complex land access, use, and stewardship challenges.
Through oral history recordings, a podcast series, community listening sessions and stewardship recommendations, this project fosters a deeper understanding of the Crazy Mountains’ past and present, ensuring that the voices of those connected to this land—including Indigenous peoples, ranchers, scientists, hunters and recreational users—are heard and archived for future generations.
The CMOHP is not just about preserving history—it’s about shaping the future of land stewardship by amplifying often-marginalized perspectives and fostering stronger connections between people and nature.
With the generous support from the Mellon Foundation’s Humanities in Place program and Park County Arts Council, we are seeking four creative professionals to assist with photography, podcast production, and web design. Your expertise will be instrumental in amplifying voices, preserving history, and guiding future conservation efforts in the Crazy Mountains.
Photographer – Travel to and capture high-quality portraits of our 16 narrators by September 25, 2025. Budget $19,500.
Podcast Series Narrator – Provide compelling voice overs for our podcast series. Timeline August 2025 - March 2026. Budget $1,500.
Podcast Designer - Produce and refine a three-part podcast series. Timeline August 2025 - March 2026. Budget $5,000.
Web Page Designer – Design a dedicated webpage for the project. Timeline October - March 2026. Budget $5,000.
Interested? Review the full scope of work and submission requirements and submit your proposal to Francine Spang-Willis at appearingflyingwoman@gmail.com, and copy Sarah Stands sarah@pcecmt.org by March 10, 2025.