News: Job Opportunity
Position: Executive Director
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The Kings River Conservancy (KRC) is seeking a dynamic individual with a desire to preserve and restore Kings River lands for community access and who is ready to drive and fuel our growth in our new projects. The ideal candidate must be able to work independently to grow KRC from a grass roots level non-profit to a small to medium size 501(3)c enterprise within the first two years from hire.
KRC seeks a leader from the non-profit community with excellent communication and writing skills who knows how to raise money, both public and private, and either knows local leaders and key community members or how to quickly become familiar with them. The Executive Director is the face of the Kings River Conservancy. Salary range: $90-100k; depending on experience.
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Click the button below to learn more!
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ABOUT THE KINGS RIVER CONSERVANCY
The Kings River Conservancy is a federally registered 501(c)3 non-profit corporation founded on the principle that advocating for and protecting the Lower Kings River benefits the community at large. And, it's fun!
OUR MISSION:
The Kings River Conservancy serves our diverse communities and enhances our natural environment by developing and promoting opportunities for land conservation, education, volunteerism, and recreation along the Lower Kings River.
CALENDAR
Go on an exciting "Get Curious on the Kings" event, view amazing birds on a raptor walk, help to clean up the Kings River, or relax while at the Spring Fling on the Kings and Moonlight Over the River.
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There are so many ways to get involved, and to help the Kings River!
These activities, and more, can be found in our calendar of events.
GO TO THE RIVER!
Click below for descriptions and directions to Kings River locations.
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As of August 1, 2023, the Fresno County Sheriff’s Office is reopening the Kings River from Pine Flat Dam to the Tulare and Kings County lines. Although the Kings River is now open, it is important to note that the water currents can be very dangerous. Please use caution.
