Virginia Working Landscapes is Hiring!

Virginia Working Landscapes is Hiring!

Join Virginia Working Landscapes as an agroecologist!   This new position will help develop an agroecology research portfolio within the program. It is an opportunity to work alongside researchers, farmers, landowners and conservation partners to investigate how agricultural practices can support biodiversity, strengthen ecosystem function and build more resilient working lands. The successful candidate will lead collaborative, field-based research, develop new […]

Virginia Working Landscapes is entering a new chapter!

Virginia Working Landscapes is entering a new chapter!

Earlier this year, Amy Johnson took on a new role as head of the Center for Working Lands and Seascapes within Smithsonian’s National Zoo & Conservation Biology Institute. The center oversees Virginia Working Landscapes (VWL) and several other working lands programs. As Johnson has stepped into this broader leadership role, VWL is evolving its leadership structure to ensure the program […]