Career Opportunities

Mount Grace seeks an experienced Project Manager to lead complex land protection projects across our service area. Reporting to the Conservation Director, this role is responsible for advancing strategic conservation priorities from initial landowner outreach through closing and long-term stewardship coordination.

The ideal candidate brings demonstrated experience managing land protection transactions in Massachusetts, strong project management skills, and the ability to work independently while collaborating effectively across departments and with external partners.

This position plays a central role in ensuring that Mount Grace’s conservation work remains impactful, community driven, and aligned with climate resilience, biodiversity protection, farm viability, rural economies, and equitable access to land.

Learn more and apply to this opportunity here.

Mount Grace seeks an experienced Project Manager to lead complex land protection projects across our service area. Reporting to the Conservation Director, this role is responsible for advancing strategic conservation priorities from initial landowner outreach through closing and long-term stewardship coordination.

The ideal candidate brings demonstrated experience managing land protection transactions in Massachusetts, strong project management skills, and the ability to work independently while collaborating effectively across departments and with external partners.

This position plays a central role in ensuring that Mount Grace’s conservation work remains impactful, community driven, and aligned with climate resilience, biodiversity protection, farm viability, rural economies, and equitable access to land.

Learn more and apply to this opportunity here.

Mount Grace seeks an experienced Project Manager to lead complex land protection projects across our service area. Reporting to the Conservation Director, this role is responsible for advancing strategic conservation priorities from initial landowner outreach through closing and long-term stewardship coordination.

The ideal candidate brings demonstrated experience managing land protection transactions in Massachusetts, strong project management skills, and the ability to work independently while collaborating effectively across departments and with external partners.

This position plays a central role in ensuring that Mount Grace’s conservation work remains impactful, community driven, and aligned with climate resilience, biodiversity protection, farm viability, rural economies, and equitable access to land.

Learn more and apply to this opportunity here.

Are you a mission‑driven landscape architect or landscape project manager who wants your sustainable design and construction management skills to directly benefit the local Boston community? As the Senior Food Forest & Green Infrastructure Construction Manager, you’ll lead the implementation of regenerative, climate‑resilient food forests across Boston’s neighborhoods—from base plan and permitting through construction and community build days. This is a high-impact role responsible for transforming underutilized land into thriving green spaces that benefit the entire community.

Learn more and apply to this opportunity here.

Mount Grace seeks an experienced Project Manager to lead complex land protection projects across our service area. Reporting to the Conservation Director, this role is responsible for advancing strategic conservation priorities from initial landowner outreach through closing and long-term stewardship coordination.

The ideal candidate brings demonstrated experience managing land protection transactions in Massachusetts, strong project management skills, and the ability to work independently while collaborating effectively across departments and with external partners.

This position plays a central role in ensuring that Mount Grace’s conservation work remains impactful, community driven, and aligned with climate resilience, biodiversity protection, farm viability, rural economies, and equitable access to land.

Learn more and apply to this opportunity here.

Stantec invites students to apply for their 2026 Landscape Architecture Summer Internship! The deadline to apply is Sunday, March 1, 2026, at 11:59 PM ET.

This program is designed as a résumé and skill-building experience. Interns will contribute to project research, site visits and observation reports, sketching, CAD drafting, computer graphics production, design reviews, and marketing proposal support — all under the guidance of our interdisciplinary team. In addition to hands-on experience and virtual learning opportunities, the program culminates in a team-based design project for a real client.

You can find open positions in various locations throughout the United States and Canada at the following link: https://stantec.jobs/jobs/?q=landscape+architecture+intern

You are welcome to apply to more than one office. Questions? Email @email.