Water Resource Specialist
We seek a self-motivated Water Resource Specialist who is committed to justice, equity, and the environment to join our team. The Water Resource Specialist will work to advance MCEA’s goals to reduce agricultural and industrial sources of water pollution in Minnesota’s lakes, rivers, streams, and groundwater and ensure that all people have access to water resources that are fishable, swimmable, and drinkable.
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For 50 years, MCEA has been a leading voice for environmental protection in Minnesota, working alongside community leaders, scientists, policy makers and everyday citizens to preserve the state's natural beauty, promote sustainable development, and ensure that all communities have access to clean water and clean air regardless of race, color, ethnicity, income, or zip code.
At MCEA we respect the individual strengths, views, and experiences of all employees and understand that we thrive in our differences. We are committed to fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion in our culture, policy, and practice.
If you require a reasonable accommodation for completing an application, interviewing, or otherwise participating in our employee selection process, please contact: hr@mncenter.org, 651-223-5969.
The Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy (MCEA) is honored to announce its inclusion for the third year running on The NonProfit Times Best Nonprofits to Work For list. MCEA was also included as a 2022 Best Places to Work honoree by the Minneapolis St. Paul Business Journal.
“MCEA will always strive to ensure our team members feel valued and supported; it empowers our employees to be the best possible advocates protecting Minnesota’s air and water. Our effectiveness as an organization is directly tied to our employees’ health and well-being, both at work and at home,” MCEA’s Chief Executive Officer, Kathryn Hoffman
We are honored to announce, through the generous contribution of John Clark Pegg, the dedication of MCEA's Legal Fellowship to his father John W. Pegg. Click here to learn more.