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Welcome to the newest edition of the Green Jobs Network newsletter, featuring 250 jobs, spotlights on internships & fellowships, upcoming career fairs, and more.

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This continues to be an extraordinarily challenging time. In the face of these challenges, Green Jobs Network will continue to be here for our community, and is working on new initiatives to support our capacity as individuals and advance the work we can do together.

Leonard

Leonard Adler
CEO, Green Jobs Network

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In This Issue

Jobs Spotlight: Week of January 26

This spotlight focuses on jobs at 12 organizations. Deadlines are approaching, so the time to apply is now!

Spotlight: Remote Jobs

This spotlight focuses on remote roles at 12 organizations. Deadlines are approaching, so the time to apply is now!

Employer Spotlight: The Nature Conservancy

The Nature Conservancy is currently hiring for more than 100 roles, including:

You can explore a map of all the jobs at The Nature Conservancy here and view the complete list of roles here.

$3,000 Scholarship for Northwestern’s MSES Program; Free Online Events on Feb. 2 and Feb. 5

Members of the 2025-2026 cohort of Northwestern’s MSES Program

Applications are currently being accepted for the 2026-2027 cohort of Northwestern University’s Master of Science in Energy and Sustainability (MSES) program.

Northwestern’s MSES program is a 10-month, cohort-based program that combines academic rigor with real-world experience. This program prepares students for leadership roles at the complex intersection of technology, business, and public policy in energy and sustainability.

The 2026-2027 cohort begins in September 2026. You can review application deadlines here and download a free program information packet at this link.

Benefits of Northwestern’s MSES degree program include:

  • Top-Tier Faculty: Learn from tenured faculty and renowned, practicing energy and sustainability professionals who bring a wealth of real-world experience and present-day insights and challenges to the classroom.

  • Fast &
 Focused: Full-time, ten-month Master’s degree program provides strong professional training to deliver energy and sustainability solutions, while minimizing time out of the workforce.

  • Engaged Northwestern Community: Expand your horizons beyond program offerings and engage with broader ecosystem of energy and sustainability programming and peers at Kellogg, the Graduate School, and beyond.

  • Career Development & Mentorship: A powerful combination of personalized career mentors and an engaged alumni and program network has supported extremely competitive placement and compensation rates for MSES graduates. 

For a limited time, Northwestern is offering $3,000 scholarships for its MSES program to those who have at least three years of work experience.

You can learn more about this program at two upcoming free online events. These are the last two program sessions before the upcoming Round 2 application deadline on February 15.

You can also learn more about the MSES program via these resources:

  • Click here to download a free program information packet.

  • A video about the MSES program is available here.

This opportunity has also been added to the Green Jobs Network career resources website ClimateCareerServices.com. Thanks and good luck to those who apply!

Download a Program Guide!

Spotlight: Green & Climate Internships

Below is a selection of paid internship opportunities:

You can view these and other internships on the Green Jobs Network internships website climateinternships.org.

Fellowships Spotlight

A number of paid fellowships are accepting applications, including:

You can view these and other fellowships on the Green Jobs Network fellowships website climatefellowships.com.

More Jobs

As a bonus for this issue, below are more than 200 additional jobs.

Part 1. Remote or Multiple Locations - U.S.

Part 2. Additional Opportunities - U.S.

Jobs in this section are generally listed from East Coast to West Coast

Part 3. International Jobs

Visit ClimateChangeJobs.com for 20K+ jobs!

“Finding Your Future In Food Systems” Webinar Series from NAFSN Begins February 4

The North American Food Systems Network (NAFSN) will be hosting the Spring 2026 edition of its webinar series Finding Your Future in Food Systems. There will be four webinars available, which are free and open to the public.

This program will provide participants with connections and insights to help them identify next steps for their careers in food systems.

The series includes speakers from a wide variety of sectors within the food systems profession: policy & advocacy, market development, food access initiatives, value chain development, education, and farming, both urban and rural.

The speakers will be from job-creating organizations, agencies, and businesses, some working locally in their communities, others with national and international scope. This series is produced by college students for college students and other emerging professionals.

You can register for the webinars via the links below or on this page.

  • February 4: Anders Gurda – Freestone Media, Libby Mucciarone – Organic Trade Association, Madison Letizia – Organic Farmers Association

  • March 11: Monica Chen – New Roots Institute, Amirah Dales – Capital Area Food Bank, Brooklyn Maloley – Grapevine Local Food Marketing

  • April 8: Jeanine Cava – New Jersey Food Democracy Collaborative, Clyds Manzano – Hawai’i Food + Policy, Phil Jahnke Sauer – Iowa Valley RC & D

  • May 6: Rachel Brice – Land For Good, Tommy Bass – Montana State University Extension, Janel Hutchison – Food Finance Institute

February 17: Greater Cincinnati Conservation Career Fair

Greater Cincinnati Environmental Educators will be hosting a Conservation Career Fair on February 17 from 3:00 - 6:30 pm. This free event will provide an opportunity to connect with employers in the environmental, forestry, and other fields.

The fair will be at the MadTree Oakley Barrel Room (3301 Madison Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45209). You can view participating employers here and register via this link.

March 5: Greentown Boston Hosts Climatetech Intern Fair

Greentown Labs, the largest startup incubator in North America, is hosting a climatetech intern fair at their Somerville, Massachusetts location on March 5, 2026. This free event will enable job seekers to connect with Greentown startups and learn about opportunities in Business Administration, Data, Engineering, Marketing, Operations, Sales, Software, and more!

You can view current job opportunities with Greentown member companies here and register for the internship fair here.

March 6: SF Bay Area Careers in Conservation Job Fair

Registration is open for the inaugural Bay Area Careers in Conservation Job Fair hosted by the Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District. This event will take place from 2 – 6pm on Friday, March 6th at the Los Altos Community Center (97 Hillview Avenue, Los Altos, CA 94022).

The event will feature employer booths, breakout sessions, and direct access to career opportunities across conservation and related fields. All are welcome to attend, including students, job seekers, or anyone passionate or curious about environmental careers.

For complete event information and to register click here.

Free eCornell Certificate: “Climate Jobs: Building an Equitable, Resilient Clean Energy Economy”

250 New York State residents can receive free tuition, courtesy of the Climate Jobs Institute (CJI), for the online eCornell certificate: Climate Jobs: Building an Equitable, Resilient Clean Energy Economy.

This eight-week, online course provides an overview of the climate jobs approach to climate action. This framework emphasizes the creation of high-quality union jobs in the clean energy economy.

The next 2026 cohorts are March 4 and June 3. Registration is open for these dates and enrollment is first come, first serve.

To learn more and register click here.

This opportunity has also been added to the Green Jobs Network education and training website ClimateJobTraining.com.

Sightline Climate Releases 2025 Climate Tech Investment Trends Report; Total Funding Reaches $40B

Sightline Climate has released their annual report on the state of climate tech investing for 2025. In total, climate tech venture and growth investment was $40.5B, an 8% increase from 2024.

A webinar discussing this report can be viewed below or via this link.

This article contains highlights from the report. A a PDF with additional details from the report is available at this link and you can request the full report from Sightline Climate here.

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