Wet Weather Highlights Erosion Problems

by Kathy Whitlow, Operations Manager Luckily, the predicted major flooding did not come to pass but last week’s weather was a great reminder to be prepared. Not every storm event is severe enough to necessitate measures to protect life and… Read more

Public Meeting 12/5: Martis Creek Dam

by Jeannette Halderman, Program Manager The Watershed Council invites you to join us for a public meeting providing an update on the Martis Creek dam and its future, hosted by Nevada County Supervisor Ted Owens, Placer County Supervisor Jennifer Montgomery… Read more

Reporting Water Quality Problems

by Kathy Whitlow, Operations Manager Significant weather and water events like Hurricane Sandy on the east coast or potential seasonal snowmelt and/or storm runoff locally can turn our thoughts to water quality. From time to time, the Watershed Council gets… Read more

We’re Hiring!

The Truckee River Watershed Council currently has an opening for a consulting program manager for a new funding initiative called Green Bucks. This contract starts approximately 11/12/2012 and ends 11/30/2013. Based on the success of program, there may be an… Read more

Thank You, Truckee River Day Volunteers!

by: Beth Christman, Director of Restoration Programs Thank you  to the many community volunteers that spent a beautiful fall day working on restoration projects throughout our Truckee River watershed on Sunday, October 14th. Together, we were able to complete work… Read more

Our Truckee River – In the News

by Kathy Whitlow, Operations Manager The Truckee River was highlighted in a recent article in the Las Vegas Review Journal encouraging visitors to travel “Nevada’s favorite river” to learn more about Nevada’s diverse state and enjoy the fall color. Margo… Read more

Thank you to Vail Echo Day Volunteers!

by Jeannette Halderman, Program Manager Saturday, September 8th, 105 Northstar (Vail Resorts) employees volunteered to revegetate a weed-infested site along the Truckee River Legacy Trail. The work day was part of Vail Echo Day activities at all Vail resorts. The… Read more

WE'RE HIRING: Lead Philanthropy. Advance Watershed Resilience.

Development Director – Truckee River Watershed Council (Full description linked here)
Location: 
Truckee, CA
Salary:
 $105,000–$125,000 + benefits

The Truckee River Watershed Council (TRWC) seeks an experienced Development Director to lead our philanthropic strategy and strengthen long-term funding for watershed restoration across the region.

This senior role is ideal for a proven fundraising leader who excels in major gifts, donor strategy, and board partnership, and who is ready to help shape the next phase of TRWC’s organizational growth. 

About TRWC
TRWC is a trusted regional nonprofit dedicated to protecting, enhancing, and restoring the Truckee River watershed. Our work strengthens forests, meadows, and aquatic habitat to improve wildfire resilience, water quality, and long-term ecological health. 

With an $8M+ annual budget and a strong reputation among public agencies, funders, and community partners, TRWC is entering an exciting new chapter of organizational growth and philanthropic expansion.

What You’ll Lead

What We’re Looking For

Compensation & Location 

To Apply 

Send a single PDF (cover letter, resume, three professional references) to: mprestowitz@truckeeriverwc.org. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Priority consideration will be given to candidates who apply by March 25.

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