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Conservation Campus Manager

Job in Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas, 67232, USA
Listing for: Osa Conservation
Full Time position
Listed on 2026-01-12
Job specializations:
  • Non-Profit & Social Impact
  • Management
    Environmental Manager, Program / Project Manager
Salary/Wage Range or Industry Benchmark: 80000 - 100000 USD Yearly USD 80000.00 100000.00 YEAR
Job Description & How to Apply Below

Position:
Conservation Campus Manager

Location:

Osa Conservation Campus Status:
Full-time

Osa Conservation protects the unparalleled biodiversity of southern Costa Rica in the face of climate change by restoring forests, rewilding key species, and re-establishing habitat connectivity across private lands & protected areas. From the Talamanca Mountain Range to the Golfo Dulce and Pacific Ocean, we work with a network of community members and international leaders to protect this incredible landscape and safeguard its flora and fauna, to develop a working model of conservation action.

The Osa Conservation Campus seeks to promote unique educational experiences to foster the next generation of field biologists, facilitate scientific research to advance the field of tropical ecology, foster local conservation stewardship, implement sustainable practices, protect and restore rainforest habitat, connect conservation leaders and decision-makers, develop a regenerative farming model, and generate resources for conservation impact.

The Osa Conservation Campus operates with the following key goals:

  • Land Protection
    :
    Protect and restore lowland tropical rainforests through a comprehensive land management strategy that emphasizes conservation, protection, and sustainable land use practices.
  • Regenerative Farming
    :
    Pilot and scale a regenerative farming model that promotes sustainable, economically viable, and wildlife-friendly agricultural practices, contributing to both environmental health and local economies.
  • Sustainability
    :
    Commit to operating sustainably by promoting self-sufficiency, utilizing renewable energy, reducing single-use plastics, and experimenting with innovative, eco-friendly alternatives.
  • Operations
    :
    Establish and refine an efficient operational model for remote conservation campuses, optimizing logistics and processes that can be adapted and replicated across other conservation sites.
  • Health & Safety
    :
    Foster a strong culture of health and safety to ensure that all visitors, staff, and researchers experience a secure and well-managed environment throughout their time on campus.
  • Campus Facilities
    :
    Provide unique, state-of-the-art facilities designed to enhance learning, training, and research opportunities, contributing to cutting-edge conservation efforts and educational outcomes.
  • Nature Experiences
    :
    Create a distinctive and inclusive campus that facilitates immersive nature experiences and drives impactful conservation work.
  • Training the Next Generation
    :
    Mentor and train the next generation of field biologists and conservationists, preparing them for leadership roles in conservation and environmental science.
  • Scientific Research
    :
    Support and advance scientific research in tropical ecology and climate resilience, contributing valuable knowledge to the broader conservation community.
  • Conservation Outreach
    :
    Offer exceptional nature-based learning opportunities for local, national, and international audiences, fostering awareness and support for conservation initiatives.
  • Donor Engagement
    :
    Cultivate and engage donors by providing exclusive in-the-field experiences, generating essential resources to support Osa Conservation’s ongoing efforts.
  • Research & Conservation Support
    :
    Act as a vital hub for research and conservation activities, providing infrastructure and support for field teams and collaborators working towards Osa Conservation’s mission.
  • Financial Stability
    :
    Achieve financial sustainability for the Osa Conservation Campuses by generating annual income to cover operational costs while producing a profit to reinvest in conservation initiatives.
  • Communications
    :
    Elevate the importance of biological field stations as critical tools for conservation and research, leveraging an innovative communications and marketing strategy to amplify Osa Conservation’s impact.

Role

Summary:

Osa Conservation Campus Manager

The Osa Conservation Campus Manager will be responsible for leading and overseeing the operations of a remote biological station located in the tropical rainforest of the Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica. This role requires an experienced and dynamic individual who can manage diverse teams, coordinate daily…

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