The Public Access Program Manager is a new position that will help shape and steward how the public experiences Solano Land Trust's conserved lands, from running vibrant volunteer programs and building meaningful community partnerships to maintaining safe trails and welcoming facilities.
The Public Access Program Manager reports to the Stewardship Director. This position will lead the day-to-day planning, coordination, and implementation of all public access activities across the land trust’s portfolio of protected properties, with primary focus on Rush Ranch Open Space, Lynch Canyon Open Space, and Patwino Worrtla Kodoi Dihi Open Space. They will develop and manage partnerships with public agencies, community organizations, and volunteer groups, oversee trail and facilities maintenance, and ensure that access programs operate safely, equitably, and in alignment with conservation values. This person will also supervise the Facilities and Fleet Coordinator and the Engagement Specialist.
The ideal candidate is a skilled program manager and relationship-builder who is comfortable with a range of public access responsibilities, whether that’s leading a volunteer workday, negotiating a partnership agreement, or developing a safety and facilities maintenance plan. They bring a genuine love of the outdoors, a commitment to community connection, and the organizational skills to manage a diverse and active program portfolio. As this role develops and the organization expands, additional opportunities for growth will arise, including strategic program development, regional partnership cultivation, comprehensive grant management, and leadership in conservation education.