Jobs & Opportunities

Adaptation and resilience-related jobs and grant opportunities are updated weekly!

Submit opportunities to share with the community to opportunities@adaptpros.org. You can reach out to the ASAP Team with any questions.

If you are seeking information on employment with ASAP, please check our current openings. Click here to jump to the opportunities section.

Jobs - Permanent

Coastal Resilience Program Manager - South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium
Charleston County, SC | Intermediate | $66k - $79k | Apply by October 26

Climate Adaptation Project Manager I - Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium
Anchorage, AK | Intermediate | $72k - $90k | Open until Filled

Co-Director - Asian Pacific Environmental Network (APEN)
Hybrid | Oakland, CA | Executive | $117k - $132k | Open until Filled

Principal Environmental Planner/Scientist - Jacobs
Hybrid, San Franciso, CA | Senior | $170k - $257k | Open until Filled

Climate Resilience Coordinator - Groundwork Southcoast
New Bedford, MA | Intermediate | $20-25/hour | Open Until Filled

Jobs - Temporary

Assistant/Associate Professor of Practice in Environmental and Community Resilience - The University of Arizona
Tucson, AZ | Intermediate | $74k - $85k | Open until Filled

Climate Justice Fellow - The Wild Center
Tupper Lake, New York | Internship | $37k | Apply by November 7

Climate Justice Fellow - GreenRoots
Chelsea, MA | Entry Level | $20hr | Open Until Filled

Program Coordinator - San Denito Resource Conservation District 
Hollister, CA | Intermediate | $25 - $30hr |Open until Filled

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Opportunities

National Adaptation Forum
Call for Proposals | Submit by October 14
The 7th National Adaptation Forum will be held in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, from May 12-14, 2026. The National Adaptation Forum is accepting proposals for full 90-minute sessions of various session types listed below, as well as individual talks and presentations. Speakers may only organize one session and present in up to two sessions, including the session they are organizing.

Climate Change Technical Assistance Program for Tribes, Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals - Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals 
Technical Assistance | Ongoing
Caring for Our Relatives Technical Assistance Program offers free, ongoing technical assistance for Tribes who may be facing barriers to starting or completing climate change-related species and/or ecological resilience projects that help our non-human relatives to survive and thrive in a changing climate. Types of projects supported include: grant writing, project proposal support, project scoping, support in implementing species/ecological resilience projects, engaging with Tribal Leadership, and more.

Climate Resilience Intern - Groundwork SouthCoast
Internship Opportunity | Apply Today
The Climate Resilience Intern will work alongside the Impact Director and Climate Resilience Coordinator to support critical initiatives related to climate resilience, environmental justice, and community empowerment. This role involves supporting data collection, analysis, and the implementation of climate resilience projects related to the Climate Safe Neighborhoods initiative, focusing on land, water, food stewardship, and community leadership development.

Quick Response Award Program - Natural Hazards Center
Funding Opportunity | Apply Today
The Natural Hazards Center's Quick Response Award Program provides training and funds for researchers to quickly collect perishable data following disasters and other extreme events.

Open Enrollment for Sea Scouts - Sea Scout Ship 1503
Extracurricular Opportunity | Express Interest Today
Sea Scouts BSA is an adventure in, on, around, and under the water. Chartered by Sport Divers of Houston, SSS Eagle 1503 is a co-ed scouting unit for youth ages 14-20. Youth who are 13 and have completed the 8th grade are also eligible to join. For more information, email their Skipper, Kevin Reams, at kgreams@gmail.com or their Ship Committee Chair, Thomas Fitzgerald, at ship1503@scubadivingship.com.

Registry of Climate Adaptation and Resilience Professionals - Climate Smart Communities Initiative
Registry Opportunity | Apply Today
The Climate Smart Communities Initiative (CSCI) is now accepting applications to join its Registry of Climate Adaptation and Resilience Professionals. Any organization that offers adaptation and/or resilience services can apply to join, and, once accepted, increase their visibility with community leaders from across the country who are seeking climate services, and become eligible to apply along with community leaders for funding from CSCI.

Small Research Projects - Midwest Climate Adaptation Science Center 
Funding Opportunity | Applications Accepted on a Rolling Basis
Midwest Climate Adaptation Science Center (MW CASC) Small Research Projects (SRP) are intended to help overcome these barriers to jumpstart the creation of new collaborative teams and enhance their capacity to conduct targeted research and needs assessments related to MW CASC research priorities.

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Events - In Person

Midwest Climate Resilience Conference - University of Minnesota Climate Adaptation Partnership
In-Person | Milwaukee, WI | Oct 20 - 22 | Early Registration ends September2
The University of Minnesota Climate Adaptation Partnership will host the 2025 Midwest Climate Resilience Conference at the Baird Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The conference brings together representatives from the public, private, and non-profit sectors to inspire and encourage climate adaptation in communities throughout the Midwest and Great Lakes region.

10X Convergence - Ten Across
In Person | Jacksonville, Florida | October 22 - October 23 |$350 | Register Today
10X Convergence Conference will be held at Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront Hotel in Jacksonville, Florida. The primary objective of Convergence is to leverage the emerging points of common interest among cities, resilience experts, community foundations, the public sector, the private sector, and those building innovative resilience and insurability models into actionable solutions with greater impact.

Resilient City Expo
In-Person | Houston, TX |November 5 - 6 | Registration Varies | Register Today
The Resilient City Expo and Disasters Expo Texas serve as a critical platform to explore how urban areas can prepare for, withstand, and recover from the increasing challenges posed by climate change, infrastructure stress, and community vulnerabilities. This event will bring together city leaders, planners, and resilience experts to build a sustainable, inclusive, and future-ready urban development.

Building Resilience in Michigan: Strategies for a Changing Climate - U.S. Green Building Council
In-Person | Ann Arbor, MI | November 19 | 1:30 PM - 6:00 PM ET | $25-55 | Register Today
Join USGBC Michigan for an inspiring afternoon focused on resilience. Hear leading-edge examples, best practices, and practical tools to accelerate your goals. This event will highlight sustainability and climate resilience efforts across Michigan institutions. Explore initiatives and more through a dynamic lineup of speakers—then connect with peers during a LEED building tour and networking reception.

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Events - Virtual

NCASC Webinar Series: Incorporating the RAD (Resist-Accept-Direct) Framework into Resource Management Planning - USGS National Climate Adaptation Science Center
Virtual Event | October 23 | 3 PM ET | Register Today
The National CASC is hosting a quarterly webinar series on the RAD (Resist-Accept-Direct) framework, a tool that helps resource managers make informed choices for responding to change. This series focuses on examples of RAD implementation and reflects on practical applications of RAD concepts.

Master of Sustainability, Security and Resilience Program Open House - Ohio University
Virtual Event | November 13 | 12 PM - 1 PM ET | Register Today
Ohio University's Online Master of Sustainability, Security and Resilience (MSSR) is tailored for working professionals seeking to build skills in this emerging field. Its program consists of three stackable certificates that you'll earn along the way, equipping you with the skills and knowledge needed to address critical challenges, such as climate change, natural disasters, and global crises: Community Risk and Resilience Certificate (3 classes), Environmental Change Management and Leadership Certificate (3 classes), and Planning Systems Certificate (3 classes). You can complete your degree in 15 months, and you do not need GRE scores to apply or a thesis to graduate.