We're building a team of people who take land seriously. If that's you, we want to hear from you.
We're not a lawn service company that decided to call itself ecological. We actually believe what we say about soil. Every person on our team is expected to understand why we do what we do — not just how.
That means we train differently. We invest in people's understanding of ecological systems. We develop field teams who can read a property, not just maintain it. If you want a job where you show up, mow, and leave — that's not us.
Great field work is skilled work. We compensate it that way.
If you want to learn how land works and spend your days making it better, we might be exactly the right fit.
The core of what we do. You'll be on properties every day — managing ecological programs, learning to read soil health, and developing the kind of attention to land that you can't learn anywhere else.
For experienced field people ready to lead a small crew and own the outcomes of a property portfolio. You'll develop field teams, manage client relationships, and help set the standard for what great looks like.
A science-forward role for people who want to work with soil biology, native plant design, and ecological assessment. You'll develop programs, interpret soil tests, and design planting plans alongside our senior team.
Primarily a farming role. You'll work directly with livestock, hay fields, and pasture management alongside nursery and propagation work — not a traditional landscaping position. A Steward may work alongside you, but your focus is the farm: animal care, field rotation, soil inputs, and hands-on growing. If you're drawn to land because you want to farm it, not just manage it, this role was written for you.
Thanks for reaching out. We read every application personally and we'll be in touch if it's a fit.