Georgia Project Manager

• Identify, prioritize, plan, and implement restoration projects to improve fish passage, streamflow, habitat, and water quality in northern Georgia watersheds.
• Collaborate with federal, state, non-profit, and volunteer partners to advance conservation goals.
• Assist with grant writing, budgeting, permitting, and geomorphic surveys for habitat restoration.
• Communicate project successes and engage TU chapters and volunteers in project work.

This role directly restores and protects native Brook Trout habitat and aquatic ecosystems in Georgia, improving water quality and biodiversity in watersheds impacted by historical forestry and land-use practices.

• Bachelor’s degree in a related field and minimum 2 years of relevant professional experience in conservation project management.
• Working knowledge of fisheries, aquatic resource management, geomorphology, or restoration design/engineering.
• Strong organizational, interpersonal, and written communication skills; ability to manage multiple priorities.
• Experience with grant writing, grant management, or fundraising; familiarity with federal/state regulations for instream work.

Full-time position with generous benefits package. Salary range: $50,825–73,055 (Project Manager I or II classification). TU values work-life balance and is committed to equity and inclusion.

Trout Unlimited (TU) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to conserving, protecting, and restoring North America's coldwater fisheries and their watersheds.