Northwest Straits Commission Program Coordinator
This is a pivotal coordination role within the Department of Ecology, focusing on the protection of the Northwest Straits' marine ecosystem. It offers a unique blend of administrative leadership and environmental advocacy, ideal for someone who enjoys high-level organization and stakeholder management. The position is a project-based role funded through late 2027, providing a stable yet dynamic environment for career growth.
Washington State Department of Ecology
Mount Vernon, Washington, United States · Posted 29 April 2026
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Washington State Department of Ecology is an enterprise organisation working in government administration, based in Mount Vernon, Washington, United States.
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Mount Vernon, Washington, United States
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Key Responsibilities
- Coordinate and plan regional Commission meetings, workshops, and community events
- Maintain essential communication tools and program documentation for the network
- Provide logistical support to seven county-based Marine Resources Committees (MRCs)
- Act as a central liaison between state, federal, tribal, and NGO partners
- Support the Commission's board and staff in advancing marine stewardship priorities
Essential
- Ability to live within a commutable distance of the Mount Vernon duty station
- Availability for in-person attendance at staff meetings and Commission events (2-4 times monthly)
- Strong organizational and logistical planning capabilities
- Experience in administrative support and document management
- Ability to work effectively with diverse stakeholders including tribal and government officials
Preferred
- Experience in environmental or marine conservation programs
- Familiarity with Washington State environmental policy
- Background in community-driven stewardship models
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Benefits & perks
- Telework eligibility
- Flexible schedule options
- Opportunity to work in a nationally recognized conservation program
- Cross-disciplinary skill development in science and policy
- Engagement with a broad network of environmental professionals
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