Work for the Conservancy

Since 2000, the Charles River Conservancy has worked to make the Charles River Parklands more active, attractive, and accessible to all. Whether you are an experienced professional or a recent graduate, the Conservancy creates the foundation for a rewarding and challenging career.

The Conservancy is an equal opportunity organization and does not discriminate on the basis of race, age, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, sexual orientation, veteran status, or disability.

For more information, contact CRC at crc@thecharles.org.

Current Job Opening

We are currently hiring a Sunday Parkland Games (SPG) Coordinator. The Charles River Conservancy engages community members along the banks of the river Sunday afternoons from 3:30pm-6pm. Since 2009, the Conservancy has hosted free games and athletic activities for the whole family on Sunday afternoons. The coordinator will set up for the games, stay during the games and engage with participants, and break down the Conservancy materials after the games are done, thus working from 2:30pm-7pm every Sunday, June 16 through September 29. The coordinator will also work for 1-2 hrs/week publicizing for and organizing the games. For more information, please review the full job description. Applications will be fully considered until May 10. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.

Volunteer/Intern with the Conservancy

  • Advocacy Volunteer - help the Conservancy take an active, collaborative role in speaking up for parks!
  • Researcher/writer
  • Fiscal Analyst
  • Press

The Charles River Conservancy is always interested in hearing from highly qualified and committed individuals who want to make the parklands more attractive, active, and accessible to all.  We are looking for volunteers, interns and employees.  The skills we are currently looking for include graphic design and advocacy/policy work.  Please mail a letter of interest and your resume to the attention of Renata von Tscharner.  Please understand that we cannot acknowledge submissions.

Charles River Conservancy