Working closely with the Director of Conservation Programs and other Conservation staff members, the Restoration Manager will oversee and manage on-the-ground restoration projects that promote habitat health and rare plant recovery. Major duties will include project management, staff, intern and volunteer supervision, oversight of field work including out-planting, maintenance, seed collection, seed cleaning, data collection and analysis, writing reports and assisting with grant proposals. The Restoration Manager will assist the Director of Conservation Programs in developing budgets, project proposals, and manage contracts and grants including supervision of field work, data tracking writing reports and producing invoices. This position is responsible for meeting the deliverables outlined in contracts, grants and agreements for a variety of partners including government agencies, environmental consulting firms, non-governmental organizations, and academic institutions. The Restoration Manager will work closely with project partners to maintain and develop working relationships with relevant stakeholders. This position plays a central role to advance the Garden’s mission of conservation and restoration of California native plants and habitats and to promote the Garden as a leader in best practices in horticulture and restoration. This is a full-time (40 hours per week), based at California Botanic Garden and reports to the Director of Conservation Programs and works with the Biodiversity Science & Conservation team.