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Board Member Vacancies for Wildlife Conservation Organization

Hybrid, Volunteer must be in or near Sacramento, CA
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  • Details

    Time Commitment:
    A few hours per month
    Recurrence:
    Recurring
    Cause Areas:
    Animals, Community Development, Environment & Sustainability, Legal Assistance, Philanthropy

    Description

    Board of Directors Openings | Save The Snakes (Sacramento, CA)

    www.savethesnakes.org

    About Save The Snakes

    Save The Snakes is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that is dedicated exclusively to snake conservation and human-snake conflict mitigation. Together with our worldwide network of snake conservationists, our mission is to conserve snakes around the world through education, research, and community support. We envision a world where humans and snakes live harmoniously in increasingly healthy ecosystems.

    Since our founding in 2017, Save The Snakes has built extraordinary global momentum. To date, we have supported nearly 50 projects across 21 countries and raised over $1 million for snake conservation and human-snake conflict mitigation. Through our work, hundreds of thousands of people have received lifesaving education on snake safety and first aid, while countless snakes have been safely relocated from conflict situations. Headquartered in the Sacramento metro area, we deliver high-impact regional programs, including venomous snake safety training, school presentations, and community outreach events. We are now preparing to expand our facility to scale our public education programs, host community open houses, and grow our earned income initiatives.

    We've received tremendous support for our existing wildlife conservation efforts, but we know there is much more that we can accomplish. As our organization continues to grow, we seek leadership that will give us the support we need to ensure that our programs and organization are sustained.

    Board Member Responsibilities are as follows:

    • Serve as a spokesperson for Save The Snakes
    • Seek new partnerships that benefit our programs and the organization
    • Use your professional and personal network of promote the needs of the organization
    • Make a yearly, personal financial contribution or actively engage in fundraising efforts
    • Attend monthly, online board meetings and occasional in-person conferences and workshops
    • Work in good faith with the volunteers, staff and other Board Members
    • Stay informed about Save The Snakes programs and activities
    • Take responsibility for making decisions on issues, policies, and other matters

    Ideal Board Members will have the following:

    • Background in philanthropy, accounting, legal affairs, nonprofit management or wildlife conservation
    • Based in Sacramento or elsewhere in California, but out-of-state candidates will be considered
    • Authentic passion for our mission and a serious commitment to this role and to our organization

    Location

    Hybrid
    Volunteer must be in or near Sacramento, CA
    Associated Location
    Sacramento, CA, USA

    Please fill out this form

    Instructions:

    To apply, please email us directly at contact@savethesnakes.org with the subject line "Board Member Application - [Your Name]".

    Please include:

    1. Your Resume / CV
    2. A paragraph explaining why you want to serve on the Board of Directors for Save The Snakes and how your background aligns with our mission.

    We will review applications and follow up with you as soon as possible. Thank you for your interest in advancing global snake conservation!

    Snakes are important, let's save them together.

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