Wednesday, July 22, 2026

Help Wanted: PA Council Of Trout Unlimited - Executive Director

On July 21, the
PA Council of Trout Unlimited announced its search for a new Executive Director is officially open. 

The full-time, remote position leads the day-to-day work of one of Pennsylvania's most active statewide conservation organizations, representing 49 local Trout Unlimited chapters and approximately 11,000 members across the Commonwealth.

The Executive Director serves as program director of the Coldwater Heritage Partnership-- a joint effort of PATU, the Fish & Boat Commission, the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, and the Foundation for Pennsylvania Watersheds that funds grants to evaluate, conserve, and protect the state's coldwater streams. 

The position also oversees PATU's support of the Trout in the Classroom environmental education program, which brings trout-raising and watershed education to K–12 classrooms statewide in partnership with the Fish & Boat Commission and coordinates the biennial Keystone Coldwater Conference.

"This is a rare opportunity to lead coldwater conservation at the statewide level," said Russell Thrall III, President of PATU. "The next Executive Director will join us at a pivotal moment, with a new 2026–2030 strategic plan taking shape and strong partnerships with our state agencies and funders. We're looking for a self-starter with excellent writing and organizational skills who shares our passion for Pennsylvania's wild trout and the waters they depend on."

The position is home-office based within Pennsylvania with statewide travel. The salary range is $62,000–$77,000, commensurate with skills and experience, plus Trout Unlimited's full benefits package. 

Priority consideration will be given to applications received by August 9, 2026; the position will remain open until filled. A resume and cover letter are required.

Click Here for the full position description and application.

The Pennsylvania Council of Trout Unlimited is a nonprofit dedicated to conserving, protecting, and restoring Pennsylvania's coldwater fisheries and their watersheds, especially the state's wild trout resources. PATU serves as a unified voice for 49 local chapters in six regions

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[Posted: July 22, 2026]  PA Environment Digest

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