The Longleaf Alliance
Technical Assistance and Training Specialist
The Longleaf Alliance, El Paso, Texas, United States
Overview
The Longleaf Alliance seeks an experienced Technical Assistance and Training Specialist to advance longleaf pine restoration in the central portion of the natural range (preferred location in Alabama or Northwest Florida). Responsibilities
Provide timely and science-based responses to requests for assistance through phone, email, question line, or site visit. Support landowner incentive programs and deliver the Longleaf Academy program, taking the lead on Academies or providing high-quality instruction in a supporting role. Develop and lead workshops and field days as components of grants; opportunities to collaborate across the nine-state range. Conduct training outreach through brochures, flyers, webinars, and articles for publication (e.g., in The Longleaf Leader or other publications). Demonstrate presentation skills and leadership at Longleaf Alliance events, including the Biennial Longleaf Conferences. Maintain detail-orientation, strong organizational skills, and a demonstrated commitment to the mission and values of The Longleaf Alliance. Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in forestry required; four years of experience in longleaf pine management and restoration required. Advanced degree preferred. Strong passion for the longleaf ecosystem; knowledge of longleaf ecology, forest management, and conservation education. Proven ability to build effective relationships with partners, agencies, landowners, and donors. Initiative, strong organizational and interpersonal skills, and excellent written and verbal communication. Preference given to a registered/certified forester. To Apply
Submit a cover letter, resume, and at least three references by October 15, 2025. Email materials as a single PDF labeled with your first and last name (e.g., RobSmith.pdf) to ad@longleafalliance.org. Questions can be directed to Ad Platt, Vice President for Operations, by email. About The Longleaf Alliance
The Longleaf Alliance’s mission is to ensure a sustainable future for the longleaf pine ecosystem through partnerships, landowner assistance, and science-based education and outreach. Established in 1995, The Alliance operates throughout the longleaf pine range, emphasizing the ecosystem’s ecological, economic, social, and historic importance. Employment Details
Seniority level: Mid-Senior level Employment type: Full-time Job function: Other
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The Longleaf Alliance seeks an experienced Technical Assistance and Training Specialist to advance longleaf pine restoration in the central portion of the natural range (preferred location in Alabama or Northwest Florida). Responsibilities
Provide timely and science-based responses to requests for assistance through phone, email, question line, or site visit. Support landowner incentive programs and deliver the Longleaf Academy program, taking the lead on Academies or providing high-quality instruction in a supporting role. Develop and lead workshops and field days as components of grants; opportunities to collaborate across the nine-state range. Conduct training outreach through brochures, flyers, webinars, and articles for publication (e.g., in The Longleaf Leader or other publications). Demonstrate presentation skills and leadership at Longleaf Alliance events, including the Biennial Longleaf Conferences. Maintain detail-orientation, strong organizational skills, and a demonstrated commitment to the mission and values of The Longleaf Alliance. Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in forestry required; four years of experience in longleaf pine management and restoration required. Advanced degree preferred. Strong passion for the longleaf ecosystem; knowledge of longleaf ecology, forest management, and conservation education. Proven ability to build effective relationships with partners, agencies, landowners, and donors. Initiative, strong organizational and interpersonal skills, and excellent written and verbal communication. Preference given to a registered/certified forester. To Apply
Submit a cover letter, resume, and at least three references by October 15, 2025. Email materials as a single PDF labeled with your first and last name (e.g., RobSmith.pdf) to ad@longleafalliance.org. Questions can be directed to Ad Platt, Vice President for Operations, by email. About The Longleaf Alliance
The Longleaf Alliance’s mission is to ensure a sustainable future for the longleaf pine ecosystem through partnerships, landowner assistance, and science-based education and outreach. Established in 1995, The Alliance operates throughout the longleaf pine range, emphasizing the ecosystem’s ecological, economic, social, and historic importance. Employment Details
Seniority level: Mid-Senior level Employment type: Full-time Job function: Other
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