We are hiring a full-time, entry-level Project Manager to work in Flagstaff, AZ. Click "Read More" for additional details! 

One of the most impressive historic properties that the Coconino National Forest manages is the Crescent Moon Ranch house, situated on the north side of Red Rock Crossing near Cathedral Rock in Sedona. In 2018, several members of Cornerstone's staff volunteered at the ranch house to help maintain the grounds, update interior paint, wash walls, and generally upkeep the historical house. This was part of our annual volunteer work and will likely become a yearly tradition.

We are pleased to announce that Cornerstone Environmental is now a U.S. General Services Administration contract holder. Federal agencies can now quickly and easily order Cornerstone's services through this Professional Services Schedule under Contract Number 47QRAA19D0057. Scroll to the bottom of the page for a link to our price list or click here:

Cornerstone Environmental is seeking applicants for Crewmember, Crew Chief, Field Director, and Project Manager positions for archaeological projects in northern Arizona and the greater Southwest. The projects consist primarily of Class III archaeological surveys conducted throughout various land jurisdictions for a multitude of different projects.

Duties will include extended hiking at elevations exceeding 7000 feet above sea level, potentially through rough terrain, while carrying a backpack and personal gear. Applicants are expected to have experience with orienteering, operating handheld Garmin and Trimble GPS receivers, identifying archaeological artifacts and features, archaeological site recording (including artifact identification and site mapping), and following agency standards and guidelines. Individuals must be able to work in remote locations and hike over steep terrain for extended periods of time, while carrying a pack weighing up to 45 lbs. Ability to communicate effectively and work cooperatively with both crew members and supervisors is a must!

Candidates are expected to hold a B.A. or M.A. in anthropology, archaeology, or a related field, and must have experience conducting fieldwork in a cultural resource management setting in the Southwest. These are generally temporary hourly positions that include per diem and/or hotel if they are not local to the Flagstaff area. Federal projects are subject to the Service Contract Act wage scale. Several positions will include additional report write-up following fieldwork and/or consideration for regular, part- or full-time status.

Submit a letter of interest and detailed CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to be considered. No phone calls please.

Kevin is a GIS Analyst and Wildlife Biologist with over 17 years of experience working in the conservation and natural resources fields. During his career, he has conducted flora/fauna inventory surveys across 20 states and territories of the United States and has worked with special status species on long-term projects to assess viability and impacts of human behavior on species’ success. He has conducted special-status species surveys for Mexican spotted owls, southwestern willow flycatchers, Chiricahua leopard frogs, and the Arizona treefrog amongst other species, and has worked on habitat management for the Huachuca water umbel.