Conservation Technician
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Kanabec Soil & Water Conservation District is hiring a Conservation Technician to help protect and improve Minnesota’s natural resources.
This position works with private landowners, agricultural producers, local governments, community organizations, and conservation partners to develop practical conservation solutions for soil health, water quality, forestry, wetlands, habitat, and shoreland resources.
Location: Mora, Minnesota
Status: Full-time with benefits
Application Deadline: Open until filled
To apply, submit a cover letter, employment application, and resume via email to:
Jaren Peplinski, District Manager
jaren@kanabecswcd.org
(320) 679-1391
At Kanabec SWCD, you'll do more than implement conservation practices. You'll help shape the future of conservation in one of Minnesota's most diverse landscapes.
We are a forward-thinking conservation organization with a proven track record of delivering innovative, science-based conservation projects through strong local, state, and federal partnerships. Our team works collaboratively to address complex natural resource challenges while building lasting relationships with private landowners, agricultural producers, local governments, nonprofit organizations, and community groups.
This is an opportunity to build a meaningful career with a small, talented, and passionate team that values curiosity, initiative, continuous learning, and professional growth. Employees are encouraged to develop new skills, pursue innovative ideas, and take ownership of projects that make a lasting difference for the people and natural resources of Kanabec County.
Work directly with landowners and partners to improve soil health, protect water quality, restore habitat, and conserve natural resources. Every project is an opportunity to solve real problems and make a difference.
Build your expertise through technical training, conferences, certifications, mentorship, and hands-on experience across a wide range of conservation programs.
Join a talented, collaborative team that values initiative, continuous learning, and public service. As a small organization, every employee has the opportunity to make a meaningful contribution.
Collaborate with private landowners, local governments, community organizations, and state and federal conservation partners to deliver practical conservation solutions.
Enjoy life in beautiful east-central Minnesota, just north of the Twin Cities metropolitan area and less than 90 minutes from Lake Superior's North Shore. Lakes, rivers, forests, trails, and outdoor recreation are right outside your door.
Competitive pay, excellent public-sector benefits, PERA retirement, generous paid leave, and opportunities for long-term career growth.
