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Turtle Island Restoration Network Reviews

2.7

17% would recommend to a friend

(9 total reviews)

26% positive business outlook

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9 reviews
5.0
30 May 2022

Great experience working at non-profit!

Anonymous employee
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Pros

I really enjoyed working at Turtle Island Restoration Network! I liked being able to work for an organization whose values I share, which is doing so many good things for the environment and wildlife both locally and internationally. The boss and management was very supportive, flexible, and open to new ideas. The office headquarters in Olema, CA have a nice atmosphere located in a serene nature area with an on-site native plant nursery. I liked the dynamic work environment where you got to engage with members of the public, such as with visits from weekly volunteers to the on-site native plant nursery and school groups. I was also able to learn a lot about how a non-profit functions by being able to interact and collaborate with people in different roles than my own. In addition, it was nice to have the opportunity to do things outside ones' own role from time to time, such as being able to visit restoration field sites and help out with native plantings. Overall I really liked working at the TIRN and felt I had the space to grow and expand in my role. (The healthcare, dental, benefits package was also a plus!)

Cons

The office headquarters in Olema, CA are located in a semi-rural area, so if you want to be close to a big city or don't want to have much of a commute, then maybe this isn't the spot for you. Though I personally found the drive out West to be relaxing and beautiful.

5.0
19 May 2022
Recommend
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Pros

Long history of incredible ocean and watershed conservation policy and restoration victories. Highly knowledgeable, dedicated and passionate staff and volunteers. Embracing, implementing, and updating new platforms to streamline processes and support staff, including increasing staff members in Texas. Strategically expanding programs to new regions for watershed and marine life protection, including new, innovative capacity-building programs to increase organization’s support for the benefit of the organization’s mission, staff benefits/salaries, and sustainability.

Cons

Remote California office location, staff currently need to wear many hats

1.0
10 Oct 2021
Recommend
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Pros

Non executive staff are kind, intelligent, and dedicated to contributing to a net-good.

Cons

The Executive Director is a serial harassor (litigation proves this - also read the Point Reyes Light article from August 2021 in which 12 former staff come forward against executive management). The Managing Director is the Rudy Giuliani to the ED's Donald Trump. If you're reading this, look for a better job. I wish I had seen these reviews before I started working for TIRN in 2018.

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