Coordinates grant applications for the Ohio Environmental Education Fund. Provides training to watershed groups and educators for the Project WET (Water Education Today) and Healthy Water, Healthy People national curricula on water quality monitoring methods, including physical sampling, chemical parameters, and collection of macroinvertebrates as indicators of the health of stream biota. Acts as liaison between Ohio EPA and partner organizations in Ohio's environmental education community.

Work outdoors, make a difference, and make a better future for yourself at Mile High Youth Corps. We are a group of young people who are focused on benefitting the environment and educating ourselves on the issues that face our community. This is not like other jobs. We are a grassroots organization that is committed to providing training, mentorship, and opportunities to youth. Spend this fall being supported by supervisors who care about your development.

Work outdoors, make a difference, and make a better future for yourself at Mile High Youth Corps. We are a group of young people who are focused on benefitting the environment and educating ourselves on the issues that face our community. This is not like other jobs. We are a grassroots organization that is committed to providing training, mentorship, and opportunities to youth. Spend this fall being supported by supervisors who care about your development.

Fight Climate Change in Your Community! Make a difference, and make a better future for yourself at Mile High Youth Corps. We are a group of young people who are focused on combatting Climate Change and educating ourselves on the issues that face our community. This is not like other jobs.

Become the change you wish to see in the world. As an Environmental Education & Stewardship Corpsmember, you will: • Create meaningful change • Gain new skills and experiences • Elevate your leadership • Get paid to serve your community • Make friends, build your network and have fun

YouthBuild Health and Wellness Get Paid While Earning Your GED Make a difference, and make a better future for yourself at Mile High Youth Corps. This is not like other jobs.

YouthBuild construction Get Paid While Earning Your GED Make a difference, and make a better future for yourself at Mile High Youth Corps. This is not like other jobs.

This is a unique opportunity to provide a profound impact on thousands of school students annually. We are seeking a Sales Team Member with strong communication, problem-solving, and organizational skills. The Sales Team Member would preferably have past outdoor education experience and must be organized and capable of working within a team environment. This is a mostly remote job with some travel, and we are seeking candidates who live in (or can relocate to) southern New Hampshire, Massachusetts, or Connecticut.

Where does seaweed look for a job? In the kelp-wanted section :) Join our dynamic team of environmental educators and animal ambassadors committed to reaching children in their schools and on our beautiful 240-acre site. We affect children's lives and impact their choice. “The Earth is what we all have in common.” (Wendell Berry)

The Aldo Leopold Nature Center (ALNC) seeks engaging and responsible outdoor educators to help initiate our new After School Enrichment Program beginning in September 2022.

Eco-Cycle is seeking an environmental educator for presentations on a wide variety of environmental topics in PK-12th grade classrooms, assembly and field trip settings. Educators are expected to deliver high-quality educational experiences to students and staff, based on established curriculum, in a positive and professional manner, and to contribute daily to the operations and maintenance tasks needed to support the program. Applications accepted through August 8, 2022.

The Senior Environmental Educator will develop and teach natural history, ecology, and STEM programs for school field trips, camps, homeschool, afterschool, scouts, community groups, and the general public. They will manage the education team through training and staffing programs, and will schedule and coordinate public and private programs.

Part of the Natural Curiosity team at the University of Toronto, the Program Coordinator supports the introduction, implementation, and use of Natural Curiosity and inquiry-based teaching with an Indigenous lens in schools and across the province and country.

by Aleksa Nitsis | July 18, 2022

Salmon Naturalists facilitate all components of the Salmon Heroes program, which focuses on salmon ecology, watershed health, and human-salmon connections. The program includes two classroom components as well as a 3-hour field trip at one of our field sites around south King County (Miller and Walker Creeks, Mary Olson Creek, the Cedar River).

This is a 8 week seasonal position educating elementary aged students about a variety of outdoor topics. The work takes place at a small ranch in the Jemez Mountains about 80 miles North of Albuquerque, New Mexico. The elevation is about 7900 ft. Salary is 12.00/hr, rustic housing is provided.

Earth Discovery Institute (EDI) is seeking part-time, seasonal Field Instructors to support environmental education programming and events during the 2022-23 school year.

Be at the forefront of interpretive exhibit design, installation, accessibility and more as our Interpretive Communications and Exhibits Specialist with the Delaware State Parks - voted America's best state park system in 2015 and 2021 by the National Recreation and Park Association.

Lead the field of environmental education in the state of Illinois by serving as the state Affiliate's Executive Director. Through fund development, strategic planning, partnership building and program management this position with the Environmental Education Association of Illinois helps advance environmental literacy for educators and the public throughout the state.

Earth Discovery Institute (EDI) is seeking a part-time Education Coordinator to support environmental education programs and events for students, families, and communities in the San Diego region. This is a new position that requires outdoor field trip support and indoor administrative responsibilities.

The Program Coordinator supports the University's commitment to environmental justice, sustainability and community-based, outdoor experiential learning by facilitating strong relationships between the University and regional community partners. The coordinator reports to the Director of the Sound Policy Institute and works closely with the Environmental Policy and Decision Making Department as well as other campus departments working on community engagement and experiential learning.

Communications for Conservation Projects is a comprehensive program of training, support and jobs from the team at Conservation Careers. It is built on a detailed analysis of what employers are looking for when hiring early-career conservationists. After completing the training you’ll confidently be able to plan and deliver effective communications activities during your career as a conservationist or environmental professional. Making you more employable, competitive and better at your job!

July 18, 2022

Conservation and Behavior Change

Young and Emerging Professionals

Thorne Nature Preschool is built on the simple belief that kids grow better in nature. The Thorne Nature Preschool Teachers support and ensure the well-being of the children in the preschool program through daily mentorship and nurturing whole child development. As Nature Preschool Teachers, you will work with the Preschool Team to develop and implement seasonal, place-based, emergent curriculum that promotes early childhood development and deep nature connection.

Nature's Classroom at Ohio FFA Camp Muskingum is seeking enthusiastic, fun, and talented individuals excited to work with young people in our outdoor education program.

The Afterschool Facilitator position is a shared-leadership role, working closely with the Executive Director, the Program Coordinator, the Afterschool Education Director, and all other staff. In this role, you will be one of the guiding voices for Sage Mountainʼs transformative after-school and summer camp education programs. This role will engage with youth directly and will be responsible for advising and adhering to all safety protocols while providing mentorship and support.

Harpswell Community Nursery School is looking for an early education teacher, 2 days-per-week, approx. 10 hours per week for the 2022-2023 school year. Join our small independent nature-based early education program in lovely mid-coast Maine. Come work with warm and welcoming staff. An ideal candidate has early childhood experience and brings creativity to curriculum planning, and flexibility to their daily routines with students as we are Reggio influenced. http://harpswellnurseryschool.org

The primary responsibility of the SEE is to lead APBP centered in-person, virtual, school and public programs for a diverse audience from pre-K-adults in a unique pine barrens ecosystem.

Project management for environmental education evaluation capacity building at a national scale, including evaluation of these efforts and associated scholarship.

Work outdoors with a dynamic team teaching life science concepts to small groups of fifth graders. Duties also include leading in-school presentations, trail maintenance and activity set up. This intern will split their time between Messages from the Earth program and Stratford’s Farm and Field tours (see Environmental Education Intern).

Lake Superior Zoo School in Duluth, MN is seeking a Director to oversee our nature-based preschool for children ages 33 months to 5 years old. Learn more about LSZoo School here: https://lszooduluth.org/programs-camps/lake-superior-zoo-school/

The Educator III position works to engage students and families to ignite their curiosity and passion for the natural world. This is a 30 hour per week position with benefits (e.g., medical/dental/401K.) Our ideal candidate has an interest in inquiry-based teaching, is fluent in English and Spanish, has experience working with or providing outreach to Hispanic/Latinx youth and families, and is excited to work and teach outdoors.

Led by the Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education (CAEE), the Environmental Education Corps (eeCorps) AmeriCorps Program places members at organizations throughout Colorado to focus on increasing environmental literacy for PreK-12 students and implementing the goals of the Colorado EE Plan. The Environmental Educator will serve together with the Education team to design curriculum, develop programs, participate in community outreach, ensure programs are accessible, & facilitate programs.

by Erin Dreps | May 15, 2022

Led by the Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education (CAEE), the Environmental Education Corps (eeCorps) AmeriCorps Program places AmeriCorps members at organizations throughout Colorado to focus on increasing environmental literacy for PreK-12 students. This position will be located at Water Education Colorado (WEco) in Denver, CO, and will connect educators with opportunities for increased exposure to water issues, lead teacher PD, guide educators toward quality resources, and more.

by Erin Dreps | June 20, 2022

Led by the Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education (CAEE), the Environmental Education Corps (eeCorps) AmeriCorps Program places AmeriCorps members at organizations throughout Colorado to focus on increasing environmental literacy for PreK-12 students. Wild Bear Nature Center, located in Nederland, CO, is seeking a highly qualified AmeriCorps member to assist with development and implementation of preK-12 nature education programs, both in-person and virtual.

by Erin Dreps | May 25, 2022

Led by the Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education (CAEE), the Environmental Education Corps (eeCorps) AmeriCorps Program places AmeriCorps members at organizations throughout Colorado to focus on increasing environmental literacy for PreK-12 students. The eeCorps member will be based at Thorne Nature Experience in Boulder, CO, to collaborate with teachers to support the growth and well-being of the children in the nature preschool program through daily mentorship and program support.

by Erin Dreps | May 25, 2022

Led by the Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education (CAEE), the eeCorps AmeriCorps Program places members at organizations throughout Colorado to focus on increasing environmental literacy. This position will be located at CSU Spur in Denver, home to real science and research where visitors can see it all happen! The individual in this role will support the development, creation & delivery of outreach programs focused on food systems, agriculture, riparian ecosystems and water conservation.

by Erin Dreps | May 15, 2022

Led by the Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education (CAEE), the Environmental Education Corps (eeCorps) AmeriCorps Program places members at organizations throughout Colorado to focus on increasing environmental literacy for PreK-12 students and implementing the goals outlined in the Colorado Environmental Education Plan. This position will be located at Catamount Institute in Colorado Springs, whose mission is to connect kids to the outdoors through science education & adventure learning.

by Erin Dreps | May 15, 2022

Led by the Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education (CAEE), the Environmental Education Corps (eeCorps) AmeriCorps Program places AmeriCorps members at organizations throughout Colorado to focus on increasing environmental literacy for PreK-12 students. This position will be located at The Outdoor Wilderness Lab (OWL) in Gateway, CO. OWL provides outdoor learning opportunities to Mesa County Valley School District’s students.

by Erin Dreps | May 25, 2022

Led by the Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education (CAEE), the Environmental Education Corps (eeCorps) AmeriCorps Program places members at organizations throughout Colorado to focus on increasing environmental literacy for PreK-12 students. This position will be located at Barr Lake State Park in Brighton, CO. This position will fill a critical need in Barr Lake State Park’s interpretation & education programs, helping create & deliver meaningful & memorable educational experiences.

by Erin Dreps | May 15, 2022

Led by the Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education (CAEE), the Environmental Education Corps (eeCorps) AmeriCorps Program places AmeriCorps members at organizations throughout Colorado to focus on increasing environmental literacy for PreK-12 students. This position will be located at Mountain Studies Institute (MSI) in Durango, CO. This member will be tasked with developing and delivering place-based EE and stewardship activities focused on water, forest health, and climate.

by Erin Dreps | May 25, 2022

Led by the Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education (CAEE), the Environmental Education Corps (eeCorps) AmeriCorps Program places AmeriCorps members at organizations throughout Colorado to focus on increasing environmental literacy for PreK-12 students. The members will serve with the Nature Connection (NC), in Delta County whose mission is to eliminate the barriers to getting outside by providing fun, active, and educational outdoor experiences for youth and families in our community.

by Erin Dreps | May 25, 2022

Led by the Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education (CAEE), the eeCorps AmeriCorps Program places members at organizations throughout Colorado to focus on increasing environmental literacy for PreK-12 students. This position will be located at We Don’t Waste in Denver, Colorado. The Environmental Educator will develop a curriculum and lesson plans focused on food systems, the environmental impacts of food waste, and environmental justice.

by Erin Dreps | May 15, 2022

Led by the Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education (CAEE), the Environmental Education Corps (eeCorps) AmeriCorps Program places AmeriCorps members at organizations throughout Colorado to focus on increasing environmental literacy for PreK-12 students. An eeCorps member will help The Greenway Foundation (TGF) in Denver, CO, with community outreach in target neighborhoods with high minority and low-income populations to better serve the communities through programming.

by Erin Dreps | May 25, 2022

​Are you enthusiastic and responsible, with a love for connecting children with the outdoors? Do you find passion in guiding students to be their best selves socially, emotionally, and academically? Cedar River Montessori seeks an assistant teacher starting late summer 2022 and continuing into the school year. Our school community values the rich cultures, traditions, and ethnicities our families come from. Members of BIPOC and LGBTQ communities are encouraged to apply.

by Erin Karnofski | July 12, 2022

The Program Manager will work closely with the Executive Director to support TTYL’s efforts to develop and implement our new program. Our long-term leadership program is designed to cultivate the next generation of climate leaders, staying engaged with our students from 5th-12th grade while providing them with a continuum of training, mentorship, resources and social action experiences that will prepare them to thrive in a world marked by increasingly complex social and environmental challenges.

If you’re interested in supporting nature-based education in your school, home, or community, please join us August 12–14, 2022. Our keynote speaker is the incredible author and educator, David Sobel!

July 19, 2022

Connecting to Nature

Early Childhood EE

K-12 EE

Are you a self-identifying woman working on a climate initiative in Vancouver? Apply to join the 2022 cohort before August 14, 2022.

July 22, 2022

Global EE

Climate Change Education

Equity and Inclusion

Nature’s Classroom New England is the largest overnight, hands-on, nature/science/SEL based outdoor education program in the northeast. We provide programming for thousands of elementary and middle school students across New England each year! Each spring and fall we host students at our 7 beautiful sites. During their 1-5 day stay, students participate in an exciting variety of day and night time activities, facilitated by Nature’s Classroom instructors.

Nature’s Classroom New England is the largest hands-on, nature/science/SEL-based outdoor education program in the northeast. We provide programming for thousands of elementary and middle school students across New England and eastern New York each year! Each spring and fall we provide meaningful programs for students at their schools or in local parks. During the program, students participate in an exciting variety of activities, facilitated by Nature’s Classroom instructors.

Ready to join an amazing team of Outdoor Educators? ECHO HILL OUTDOOR SCHOOL, now celebrating 50 years of success in providing high quality hands-on, feet-wet experiential education, is seeking enthusiastic individuals ready to share their love of the outdoors!

AmeriCorps members serving with the Potomac Valley Audubon Society (PVAS) will provide environmental outreach and education to youth in Jefferson, Berkeley, and Morgan Counties in West Virginia in formal and informal settings.

We’re looking for a Director, Preschool Teacher, and Toddler teacher to help us develop curriculum and restart the program after a 2-year hiatus during COVID. This popular program has a long waiting list of parents who are want to immerse their children in a nature-based education. Competitive pay, benefits, access to housing, and more!

Nature’s Classroom Institute (NCI) is a non-profit outdoor environmental education organization providing innovative, multidisciplinary instruction to students in 1st through 8th grade. We implement many effective and diverse 3-day and 5-day programs to our local community schools. We are currently seeking college graduates with a strong commitment to children and the environment to join our team and teach in a supportive and energetic program.

The Environmental Educator implements ILACSD’s K-12 environmental education presentations, programs, and outreach events. Duties include presenting to schools and community organizations, as well as attending outreach booths and cleanups throughout San Diego County. Candidates must be available weekly on three weekdays during school hours (7am-4pm) and one weekend day. Hours vary from week to week, averaging 15-20 hours per week throughout the school year.

The Federation of American Scientists Day One Talent Hub is seeking a fellow for a 1 year term (with potential opportunity to extend) to join the Office of Communications and Outreach team within the U.S. Department of Education.

Inspire young people through experiential outdoor learning at one of the largest environmental education programs in the nation! Located on Jekyll Island State Park, one of four barrier islands in Georgia that has vehicle access to the mainland, Georgia 4-H at Camp Jekyll offers environmental education programming for K-12 school groups.

MCC is hiring Fall Field Crew Members! Locations: Bozeman, Kalispell, Missoula, MT Ages: 17-30, up to 35 for military veterans Term Dates: 08/09/2022 - 10/19/2022 Living Allowance: $737 biweekly before taxes AmeriCorps Education Award: $1,374.60 Member Assistance Program: Free 24/7 access to confidential behavioral health counseling, financial assistance, medical/legal advocacy, and more! Food Per Diem while on Projects Access to Pro Deals Housing Opportunities Available!!

Red Butte Garden is seeking an Outreach Education Coordinator to oversee out-of-house education programs including Grow Lab, our 1st-grade, state-wide, science outreach program.

GenWild participants (called Corpsmembers) serve together as part of the Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO) Generation Wild Initiative which aims to connect kids and families to the outdoors. Corpsmemers plan and conduct outreach, education, and recreation activities, complete land stewardship projects on public lands in Northeast Metro Denver, and lead environmental education workshops for kids.

Nature’s Classroom New England is the largest overnight, hands-on, nature/science/SEL based outdoor education program in the northeast. We provide programming for thousands of elementary and middle school students across New England each year! Each spring and fall we host students at our 6 beautiful sites. During their 1-5 day stay, students participate in an exciting variety of day and night time activities, facilitated by Nature’s Classroom instructors.

Tin Mountain Conservation Center, a not for profit environmental education center based in the Mount Washington Valley of NH, is seeking a Teacher/Naturalist to join our growing organization. This is a full-time, benefited position, expected Monday-Friday work schedule with occasional night and weekend work as needed. The position reports to and works closely with the Education Director and HS Programs Manager to develop, prepare, and execute high quality environmental education program

The Naturalist Internship at MacArthur Beach State Park is designed for recent graduates to receive training and develop skills in a professional environment with exposure to a variety of administrative and hands on experiences: environmental education, budgeting, staff supervision, hiring, training, programming, marketing, special events, facility management/operations, attend staff and board meetings, etc. A stipend is provided for the Naturalist Intern.

We are currently seeking a 5-day lead teacher for a 1/2 day program, We are a Nature Based Preschool located in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Phinizy Swamp Nature Park in Augusta, GA is looking for a part-time environmental educator to help run field trips and teach our community about our natural resources. Enjoy the beautiful views of the swamp and learn along the way as we provide one-of-a-kind experiences for kids K-12. We are looking for a passionate and knowledgeable individual who loves kids and the outdoors.

by Camilla Sherman | December 20, 2018

St. Christopher Camp and Conference Center is seeking passionate, Christian teachers for our Barrier Island Environmental Education Program! BI located on Seabrook Island, about 25 miles from Charleston. The BI program is in an area that lends itself to show the diversity of ecosystems in the Lowcountry. These areas include nearly a mile of beach, acres of salt marsh and undisturbed maritime forest, including ponds and freshwater swamp.

by Laurinda Rapp | July 25, 2022

EverWild is seeking qualified nature-based mentors to support children in various classes offered through our Forest School and Nature Immersion Program in Los Angeles. Applicants must have experience with children, ideally in the outdoors. We are actively prioritizing employment opportunities for qualified BIPOC and LGBTQIA+.

July 30, 2020

Early Childhood EE

Balarat Outdoor Education is hiring educators for next school year! The position is a full time, salary, school-year position, with summers off. Benefits included through Denver Public Schools. The position involves working with a classroom teacher to lead 5th grade students on overnight environmental education excursions at the Balarat Outdoor Education Center near Boulder, CO and is responsible for facilitating a wide variety of program activities.

Balarat Outdoor Education is hiring educators for next school year. The position is a full time, 40 hour a week, salary, school-year position, with summers off. Benefits included through Denver Public Schools.The Balarat Facilitator is part of a collaborative team which works together to meet program objectives, including instruction, and provide students with positive outcomes and a welcoming experience.

American Conservation Experience, a nonprofit Conservation Corps, in partnership with the National Park Service and Niobrara National Scenic River (NIOB) is seeking ONE Interpretation Member to engage youth in interpretation and resource protection alongside NIOB staff. For more information on ACE, please visit: www.usaconservation.org.

EcoKayak is a unique program that teaches students life sciences, emphasizing on biology, chemistry, ecology, geology and marine biology on the water and in our classroom on Commencement Bay. The Foss Waterway Seaport works with THRIVE students from Hilltop Heritage Middle School and Metro Parks outdoor guides to form a 9 week hands on science experience. You will be kayaking every day, and co-teaching with an Environmental Educator from the Seaport.

Your Role: As the Regional Education Coordinator for Climate Generation, you will be the first point of contact for teachers and other stakeholders in education seeking professional learning opportunities to build their climate change literacy and their climate change educational practice in Minnesota. The Regional Education Coordinator supports a Minnesota wide regional education program in the area of climate change education, renewable energy, and green careers...

NatureBridge provides environmental science education experiences for more than 30,000 students and their teachers every year in the world’s best classrooms: our National Parks. Our mission is to connect young people to the science and wonder of the natural world, igniting self-discovery, and inspiring stewardship of the planet.

The Scheduling Operations Manager is an integral part of the NatureBridge administrative team and is directly involved with the logistics and implementation of all NatureBridge Yosemite programs. They ensure that accurate information is collected and disseminated to all departments on time. This position serves as the primary steward for many complex program details, and is responsible for all internal scheduling.

It is the primary responsibility of the Traveling Natural History Program Science Educator to work as part of a collaborative and dynamic staff team, deliver educational lessons to a variety of audiences, support the science curriculum at Chewonki, and provide high quality care to our resident animals. The Science Educator should be enthusiastic about carrying out Chewonki’s mission through fun, engaging, and impactful educational experiences for people of all ages; particularly children.

The Lead Outdoor Guide will plan and deliver nature-based, child-led experiences during our afternoon Outdoor Program that operates out of a city park year-round and in all weather.

Are you ready to enjoy waterfront views of the Olympic Mountain Range in the beautiful Pacific Northwest while working with fun, caring, and adventurous co-workers? YMCA Camp Colman Outdoor Environmental Education Program Instructors will prepare lesson plans, teach classes in marine science, forest ecology, outdoor wilderness skills and challenge education, facilitate the low/high ropes course and climbing tower, and lead activities in the marine center and touch tank, and beach.

The Preschool Teaching Assistant at the ANS Nature Preschool provides a safe, warm, and caring learning environment where children are comfortable taking risks. Teaching assistants work closely with classroom teachers and families to help guide children’s behavior to promote self-regulation and help children develop inner controls.

The Nature School Director will work in partnership with the VP of Education, Nature School Assistant Director, and Administrative Assistant to implement preschool and extended care programming during the school year and summer months. The Director will primarily be responsible for the leadership of the program including financial oversight, nature-based philosophy and organizational mission alignment, and community and family communication and partnerships.

The Group Program Instructor is responsible for teaching and leading different classes and activities that may include: a pre-approved academic curriculum for ecologies and teambuilding; recreational activities such as boating, high ropes, orienteering, and campfires. Added Benefits: Housing, laundry, many meals, awesome community, & Y membership.

The Children's Forest is seeking an individual who is passionate about connecting kids with the outdoors to serve as our NatureHoods Coordinator.  This position delivers programs for students and families that connect them with "nearby nature" and spark appreciation and curiosity about the natural world.  This is a full-time 11-month AmeriCorps position, serving with the Bend Notre Dame Mission Volunteers.

The Land Conservancy of San Luis Obispo County is pleased to announce a job opening for the position of Oak Education Manager. The Oak Education Manager position is an office and field-based position, playing an essential role in the on-the-ground implementation of the Land Conservancy’s Learning Among The Oaks(LATO) projects and programs.

The Oak Education School Site Coordinator supports the Learning Among the Oaks Manager in maintaining and administering the day-to-day operations of The Land Conservancy.

Spend your days outdoors helping children connect with nature.

July 13, 2022

Early Childhood EE

Coordinates in-field aspects of spring wilderness based programming from September 1st through October 21st, 2022. This includes all trip logistics and the physical and emotional safety of participants, while engaging them in rock climbing activities. Climbing instructors may also lead other programming for BOLD & GOLD, including backpacking, hiking, mountaineering, and paddling. This is an Authorized Driver position, read more in the Position Requirements.

The ABQ BioPark is seeking an enthusiastic, energized and fun individual to share their science knowledge with school and community groups while promoting conservation as a school and youth programs facilitator.

ABQ BioPark Northside Education programs include on-site programs, conservation education events, summer day camps, evening programs, tours, general exhibit interpretation, and arthropod and touch pool encounters. Programs are held at Aquarium, Botanic Garden and Tingley Beach. The Program Facilitator is responsible for program implementation and volunteer supervision during those programs.

The PAWS Educator will deliver PAWS Education Programs, with the goal of teaching and inspiring children and adults to demonstrate compassionate attitudes and respect towards all animals and assist with the development and growth of these programs. This includes classroom education, on-site programs, and community education and outreach.

Serve as a resource to Wabanaki communities, Tribal governments, and organizations to facilitate and accomplish priority land acquisitions for all Wabanaki communities in Maine.

The AmeriCorps New Jersey Watershed Ambassadors Program in an environmental stewardship program based in New Jersey. Members give environmental presentations in their watershed areas, lead stewardship projects such as trash clean ups and rain barrel workshops, conduct stream assessments, and network with their local communities. Ambassadors gain extensive trainings in desired areas, such as field work, education, public speaking, GIS, program management, networking, and more!

Minnesota GreenCorps members serve full-time at nonprofit organizations, local governments, or educational institutions throughout the state. Members address critical environmental issues while gaining green job skills and networking with environmental professionals. The Minnesota GreenCorps program anticipates engaging 48 members in the 11-month service term next program year; this posting is for the remaining nine available positions!

The AmeriCorps New Jersey Watershed Ambassadors Program in an environmental stewardship program based in New Jersey. Members give environmental presentations in their watershed areas, lead stewardship projects such as trash clean ups and rain barrel workshops, conduct stream assessments, and network with their local communities. Ambassadors gain extensive trainings in desired areas, such as field work, education, public speaking, GIS, program management, networking, and more!

We are hiring Assistant Teachers at EverWild Forest School in Idaho's Treasure Valley! Do you imagine working in a program where children spend their time 100% outdoors splashing in puddles and studying animal tracks? EverWild Forest School is an outdoor program based around the changing seasons, physical movement, and learning from nature in Idaho.

Consider joining our collaborative team of students, professional staff and faculty at one of the best land grant universities in American, Oregon State in Corvallis. This job provides a unique opportunity to dig into program and partnership development to support waste prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. This role includes the guidance of a team of 2-3 student program assistants and a student organization, the Waste Watchers.

American Conservation Experience, a nonprofit Conservation Corps, in partnership with the National Park Service and Niobrara National Scenic River (NIOB) is seeking ONE Interpretation Member to engage youth in interpretation and resource protection alongside NIOB staff. For more information on ACE, please visit: www.usaconservation.org.

A virtual session of The Whale Museum's Marine Naturalist program just for Teachers! This high quality program will be entirely virtual with no live components. Presentation videos will become accessible through the virtual platform Whova starting August 22 and be available for 6 months!

August 2, 2022

Connecting to Nature

Conservation and Behavior Change

K-12 EE

The Western Flyer Foundation aims to "stir curiosity" by connecting the humanities and science, drawing from the collaborative vision of John Steinbeck and Ed Ricketts. Our Education Program seeks inspiration from this partnership by offering free experiential learning programs to middle, high school, and college students on land and aboard the Western Flyer. This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced educator to oversee our Education Program.

Learn about the basics of climate change and the solutions to mitigate global warming for use in K-12 classrooms! 1.5 hr PD credits available

August 4, 2022

Climate Change Education

Conservation and Behavior Change

K-12 EE

Sustainable Cities and Communities

Thorne Environmental Educators work year-round to foster deep nature connection through joyful, place-based, hands-on experiences. Educators teach and support elementary aged students in Thorne’s In-School, After School, Field Trip, Summer Camp, and Community Programs. Educators also provide opportunities and access to nature for all, especially the low-income and Latinx youth in Boulder County.

The Communications and Engagement Manager will provide oversea the Friends of Scotchman Peaks Wilderness (FSPW) communications, engagement and fundraising efforts. We’re looking for an individual with a passion for wilderness and conservation. Applicants should demonstrate an understanding of communications, engagement and fundraising principles and best practices. We want someone with exceptional written and oral communication skills who enjoys building connections with a wide range of people.

Teach HS science in our 1 building k-12 district! This is the most beautiful location in the Pacific North West. We have a greenhouse and a great classroom for your teaching.

Join us in Bellingham, Washington to help educate and engage community members as we restore our parks through leading community work parties and teaching environmental stewardship principles with local schools.

by rarobie_50371 | August 2, 2022

Use this free, online climate simulator to enable students to drive their understanding of the solutions to climate change! 1.5 hr PD available.

August 4, 2022

Climate Change Education

Conservation and Behavior Change

Data Literacy

Sustainable Cities and Communities

The 4-H Learning Centers at Tanglewood and Blueberry Cove provide environmentally-focused outdoor education programs for Maine youth in Lincolnville and Tenants Harbor. In this role, you provide hands-on ecology immersion programming for students and schools as part of our Open Air Classroom.

Join North Branch Nature Center in inspiring and teaching people of all ages about the wonders of nature through outdoor experiences, stewardship, citizen science projects, and lessons in natural history. This position will involve teaching in a variety of our youth programs as well as hosting and supporting public events and adult natural history programs on topics related to the candidate’s interests and experience.

This opening is for a full-time 2nd - 5th grade science teaching position beginning in late August 2022. This position is a science teacher’s dream vis-a-vis the opportunity to teach in nature and capitalize on a one-of-a-kind campus!

Residential educators work with students from all over North Carolina using experiential education to provide positive experiences in nature!

This workshop will help teachers in non-science subjects incorporate climate change into their curriculum for grades 5-12. 1 hr PD available.