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Careers & Internships

Join our team.

At The Land Trust for Tennessee, we’re a team of farmers, lawyers, fundraisers, creatives, and conservation experts who care deeply about this land and the people who call it home. We work hard, we show up for each other, and we believe in protecting what makes Tennessee special.

We value collaboration, accountability, and balance—and we’re always learning and growing together. If you’re passionate about making a real, lasting impact across Tennessee, we’d love to meet you.


Career Opportunities

Please apply to our Job Opportunities here.

Stewardship Field Coordinator (Deadline 2/28/26)

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Director of Stewardship

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Marketing and Communications Manager (Deadline 3/30/26)

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Please check back often for future opportunities with The Land Trust for Tennessee. If you have any questions please contact Kayla Noel, Director of HR & Organizational Culture at [email protected].

Internship Opportunities

We require a commitment of at least 8 weeks. An internship’s start and end dates are flexible based on the responsibilities and needs of each position. Here are our ideal date ranges for 2026 Internships: 

Community Engagement Internship

Lead volunteer programs and outreach initiatives that enhance community involvement and awareness.

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Glen Leven Farm Steward Internship

Help care for and maintain Glen Leven Farm through trail maintenance, habitat restoration, and assisting with volunteer groups.

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Stewardship Internship: Chattanooga

Conduct field visits to protected properties, communicate with landowners and assist with research.

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Stewardship Internship: Nashville

Conduct field visits to protected properties, communicate with landowners and assist with research as well as help with trail and farm work at Glen Leven Farm.

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Applicants are encouraged to apply early. Internships are unpaid and are open to undergraduate and graduate students, as well as individuals within one year of college graduation. Receiving college credit is preferred but not required. If your school requires internship documentation by a specific date, please note this in your application. Please apply to our internship opportunities here.


Benefits of working at The Land Trust


The Land Trust for Tennessee is an equal opportunity employer and offers employment opportunity based on job qualifications, regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, veteran’s status, religion, disability, genetic information, or any other status protected by law. The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) poster entitled “Know Your Rights: Workplace Discrimination is Illegal” can be accessed here. All of The Land Trust for Tennessee’s offices are tobacco-free environments.