Naturalists provide interpretive services, including Junior Ranger programs, nature walks, patio talks, discovery stations, and evening programs to visitors of all ages to the Sawtooth National Recreation Area in Idaho.

The Historic Specialist will work 5 consecutive days at the historic Stanley Museum. They will be supervised directly by the Museum Docent and work together in order to tell the stories of Stanley to all the visitors who come through our doors, through interpretation, answering questions, and general information.

Are you working with higher education and are looking for ways to integrate sustainability with your curriculum? Join our second FEE EcoCampus webinar and learn about how FEE EcoCampuses around the world are making sustainability an integral part of campus life!

Join CELF and teachers around the country as we explore how environmental literacy through the lens of environment, economics and equity. In December, we will learn and reflect on the “economy” pillar of the 3 E’s of Sustainability framework. Economic sustainability refers to practices that facilitate long-term economic growth without compromising social, environmental, and cultural components of a community. January focuses on Equity.

November 23, 2020

K-12 EE

The Whooping Crane Outreach Associate supports the mission of the International Crane Foundation by providing support to initiatives necessary to preserve and grow the reintroduced eastern migratory population of Whooping Cranes in their breeding grounds in Wisconsin. The effort involves engaging individuals and conservation partners willing to assist with the awareness and protection of Whooping Cranes.

The KIDS for the BAY Communications Manager will work closely with the Executive Director to manage general, funder/donor and program communications for KIDS for the BAY (KftB). This is an 80% time position, working Monday - Thursday. Anticipated start date: February 15th, 2021. This position is a wonderful opportunity for a person committed to a career in the nonprofit sector.

The Environmental Protection Agency seeks an Environmental Curriculum Education Specialist to develop and lead the implementation of environmental education and public engagement.

January 15, 2021

Advocacy, Policy, and Civic Engagement

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Climate Change Education

Connecting to Nature

Conservation and Behavior Change

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University of Montana, Wilderness Management Distance Education Program PTRM 407/562 Managing Recreation Resources in Wilderness Settings. Registration Deadline: January 20, 2021 Course Dates: January 25, 2021 – May 21, 2021 REGISTER FOR PTRM 407 or PTRM 562: http://www.cfc.umt.edu/wmdep/courses/ptrm407-ptrm562.php

The Environmental Law Institute is seeking recent college graduates to serve as Research Associates beginning in Summer 2021.

American Conservation Experience, a nonprofit Conservation Corps, in partnership with Great Smoky Mountains National Park (GRSM) is seeking ONE Interpretation Member to support of the National Park Service in implementing and delivering interpretive programming to park visitors. See full position description and apply here: https://usaconservation.applicantpool.com/jobs/519776.html

Our Giving Garden is a 3 acre, non profit educational garden located 20 minutes outside Atlanta. Our program emphasizes hands-on learning through experiences with animals, plants and creativity at our garden. Instructors will be expected to create their own lesson plans based on a weekly and monthly theme. We are looking for experienced and flexible educators for the Lead Counselor position for our Winter Break Camp held February 15-19 , 2021.

American Conservation Experience, a nonprofit Conservation Corps, in partnership with the National Park Service is seeking ONE Education Member. The Member will work with local school children virtually, in the classroom and on field trips at the park (in-class and field trips will depend on the park's COVID-19 Adaptive recovery plan).

FHSU Sternberg Museum Science Camps, in Hays Kansas, is hiring an instructor for the "Evolution of Venoms and Poisons" virtual academic summer camp for high schoolers. This is a 2-week program, operating from June 27 - July 9, 2021. Compensation is $1,500 for execution, plus $600 for planning, totaling $2,100. We strongly encourage applications from individuals in demographics underrepresented in the professional earth and life science fields.

FHSU Sternberg Museum Science Camps, in Hays, Kansas, is hiring an instructor for the "Climate Change Policy and Ethics" virtual academic summer camp for high schoolers. This is a 2-week program, operating from July 11 - July 23, 2021. Compensation is $1,500 for execution, plus $600 for planning, totaling $2,100. We strongly encourage applications from individuals in demographics underrepresented in the professional earth and life science fields.

Position would be responsible for assisting in the development and delivery of interactive, education programming at Chehaw, The Flint RiverQuarium, and Thronateeska in Albany, Georgia.

This training program seeks to enhance young people’s skills and knowledge to be ethical and effective sustainability leaders and implement Earth Charter-inspired projects, contributing towards a more sustainable and peaceful world. Participants of this program will receive an Earth Charter International certificate as recognition of their successful completion of the “Leadership, Sustainability and Ethics” training, as well as an invitation to become an Earth Charter Young Leader.

January 6, 2021

Global EE

Climate Change Education

Equity and Inclusion

Every year, the Scientists in Parks work experience program places hundreds of aspiring professionals across the National Park System to work on natural resource management needs.

The Sustainability Commission of Bloomington, Minnesota, advises the City Council, City staff, and the community on policies, practices, procedures and proposals that relate to the sustainable use and management of environmental resources that include air, water, energy, land and ecological resources, and waste.

This position is an employee of Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado (VOC), yet based out of the Rio Grande National Forest. This position manages VOC’s efforts to continue building public land stewardship capacity through partnerships and volunteers, providing partnership management and coordination for public lands within the San Luis Valley.

This job is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys working in the outdoors, is ready to meet great people dedicated to taking care of Colorado, and is looking to build their professional network in the outdoor stewardship industry.

Responsible for directing year-round early childhood programs and activities for the City of Lincoln (Nebraska) Lincoln Parks and Rec at Pioneers Park Nature Center, Calvert Recreation Center, and other assigned locations. The Preschool Director will develop an environmental education curriculum utilizing lesson plans that incorporate outdoor play and nature exploration, environmental stewardship, and Nebraska Early Learning Guidelines.

No Time To Waste. What can be done to lessen the threats to our environment? EarthX challenges you to inspire others through your artwork to become good stewards of our planet. Raise awareness about the environmental issues important to you and move others to take action. Contest open to youth ages 5-22 and closes 1/25/2021. Cash prizes!

July 6, 2020

Connecting to Nature

K-12 EE

The NMFS-Sea Grant Joint Fellowship Program in Population and Ecosystem Dynamics and Marine Resource Economics places Ph.D. students in research-based fellowships that provide support for up to three years. Applications are due on January 26, 2021, but be aware that application preparation can take up to a month.

Graduate courses for social and ecological change.

Gain hands-on experience, training, and work to support the education and interpretation programs at Shenandoah National Park! Seasonal AmeriCorps position - March–August 2021 or April–October 2021

This multi-faceted position will manage and develop AMC’s educational efforts in Maine’s Piscataquis County as a component of the AMCR Maine Woods Community and Youth Environment Program (MWCYEP). This position works closely with a variety of community partners to provide environmental education, youth positive development, and outdoor recreation learning experiences to youth from Piscataquis County and Jackman, Maine. Responsibilities include program design, scheduling, and direct facilitation.

Gain valuable practical experience working with a team of students from across the world in the development, execution and assessment of a social media campaign in support of a global climate education project, Solve Climate By 2030.

OMSI Outdoor Science Instructors are a passionate team of educators and learners committed to providing transformative concept-based outdoor science education experiences. Using our curricula, instructors plan and lead lessons that are student-centered and place-based for all ages. This unique digital position offers the opportunity to learn and share about the Pacific Northwest.

The Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center (West Yellowstone, Montana) has several position openings for seasonal naturalists. The positions are full-time, 40 hours/week. Pay is $13.00/hour with compensated holidays. Position durations are 5 or 6 months. Naturalists are needed as early as April 1, and through September 30 or October 31.

The International Crane Foundation (ICF) is seeking to fill 4 Conservation Education Naturalist Intern positions in 2021. ICF Background: ICF is a leader in the conservation of the world's 15 crane species and is dedicated to providing experience, knowledge, and inspiration to involve people in resolving threats to cranes and the ecosystems vital to their long-term survival. Although ICF has projects all around the world, the headquarters is located in Baraboo, WI one hour north of Madison,

Westmoreland Sanctuary (Mount Kisco, New York) is conducting a search to hire a full-time Outdoor Educator to join their team. Housing is provided. Salary is commensurate with experience.

The Summit Environmental Education Center at Haw River State Park is the only residential environmental education program in the North Carolina State Park system! The Summit is an outdoor environmental education center located at Haw River State Park, in beautiful Browns Summit, near Greensboro, NC. We’re seeking dedicated, creative, fun, outdoor enthusiasts with high-energy to become Summit instructors. Summit instructors work with children ages 7 to 18, both onsite and virtual fieldtrip programming.

The Pinelands Preservation Alliance (PPA), a non-profit organization devoted to the preservation of the New Jersey Pinelands, seeks an individual with substantial scientific training to serve as Director of Conservation Science.

The Development Director for the Natural History Institute (NHI) in Prescott, Arizona is responsible for organizing and launching a coherent set of development activities to build support for the Natural History Institute’s mission and programs. This includes initiating constituent relationship management software; cultivating individual, corporate, and foundation gifts; annual fund coordination; marketing and communications efforts.

Colorado Mountain Club is accepting applications for Seasonal Trail Stewardship Leaders in South Central Colorado.

An Education Intern at Betty Ford Alpine Gardens in Vail, CO will be a member of the Gardens staff, developing and delivering educational programs and activities focused on the alpine ecosystem for adults, families, and children.

Summer Camp Teacher Naturalists are responsible for implementation of hands-on, nature-connected education at our 54-acre site, adjacent to the Yellowstone River in Billings, Montana.

Register Now and Get a Grant! Cal Water H2O Challenge's Classroom Challenge is a project-based, environmentally-focused competition for classrooms, grades 4-6.

November 18, 2020

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Connecting to Nature

Conservation and Behavior Change

E-STEM Education

Equity and Inclusion

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Outdoor Education Specialists are the face of the Glacier Institute. You will be instructing field courses to a wide variety of audiences, ranging from ages 7-77. Outdoor Education Specialists will also be leading educational hikes into the backcountry of Glacier National Park, as well as the surrounding Flathead National Forest. The Glacier Institute specializes in place-based, hands-on learning of the natural sciences and cultural history, and we strive to empower students of all ages.

The North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE) seeks a creative Communications & Social Media Coordinator to preferably join the team at our headquarters in Washington, DC, after starting remotely. The Coordinator provides support to NAAEE’s programs and outreach efforts throughout North America and beyond.

December 15, 2020

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Forest Folk is a fully outdoor early childhood program in Amherst, Massachusetts. We will be welcoming children ages 3 to 6 years old to our program this March. Our program is a half-day program, with children in our care from 9:00 to 1:00 daily. We are hiring an Assistant Teacher who values play, inquiry-based learning, nature-based learning, and holds an image children as strong, curious, and capable.

The National Wildlife Federations seeks a Wildlife Project Coordinator who will work in collaboration with regional NWF staff, project partners, landowners, and others to implement a Southwest Montana project exploring and implementing approaches to mitigate impacts of fencing on wildlife movement. The deadline to apply is February 1, 2021.

The Maria Mitchell Association seeks a year round Education Coordinator on Nantucket Island, Massachusetts. Salary and generous benefit package. Potential housing available.

The Summer Camp Preschool Instructor is responsible for the implementation of hands-on, nature-connected education at our 54-acre site, adjacent to the Yellowstone River.

The Nantucket Maria Mitchell Association (MMA) is offering four internships at its Aquarium during the 2021 summer. The MMA aquarium houses roughly 65-75 different marine species each year. Students are immersed in all aspects of operating a high energy and very popular public aquarium and its marine science programs. Students will learn to lead programs for visitors of all ages, care for marine fish and invertebrates, and collect species through snorkeling and seining.

The Nantucket Maria Mitchell Association (MMA) is offering four internships at its Aquarium in Nantucket, Massachusetts during the 2021 summer.

The School of Sustainability at Arizona State University is looking for applications for a Tenure Track Faculty Position in Sustainability Education/Education for Sustainable Development.

NatureBridge Coastal Camp Educators lead groups of day campers hiking and exploring the Marin Headlands, a coastal park in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. Each week staff work with one group to implement lessons, games, stories and other activities centered around that week’s theme. The majority of campers are in the 1st-4th grade. The role is a full-time, seasonal position beginning June 2, 2021 through August 20 2021.

As an integral member of the Camp Administrative Team, the Operations Manager ensures smooth program logistics, external communication and scheduling. Coastal Camp at NatureBridge is a summer day camp designed to combine marine and coastal ecology themes with hands-on educational activities and games, providing exciting opportunities for discovery in the great outdoors. The role is a full-time, seasonal position beginning May 3 through August 20, 2021.

We are hiring experienced, professional, naturalist guides for our 2021 season to run overnight women-only wilderness trips in Great Smoky Mountain National Park and Pisgah National Forest region from April through October. Multi-day trips range from 2-4 days.

Stowe Land Trust, a local land conservation organization in Stowe, Vermont, seeks a Summer Naturalist. This AmeriCorps position offers an exciting opportunity to gain valuable hands-on experience with a solid land conservation organization and successful team. The Summer Naturalist will focus on developing and delivering Stowe Land Trust's Naturalist Program which provides learning and volunteer opportunities that inspire local citizens to engage with their natural world.

Wild Bear Nature Center in, Nederland Colorado is seeking Nature Educators to join our education team and help lead our children’s 2021 Nature Camp programs. This individual must have at least 600 hours of experience delivering well planned full day educational programs for children. We are seeking creative, child centered educators who love nature and are looking to work in a positive, hard-working environment. Learn more: https://www.wildbear.org/jobs/

The Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education, a prominent EE provider for the Philadelphia area, seeks a seasoned and passionate professional to lead Nature Preschool. A full-time, year-round salaried position with a full range of benefits, the Director leads all aspects of the school, including hiring, managing, and motivating staff, guiding the innovative nature-based curriculum, marketing the program, responding to parents, integrating the school across the center’s programs, and more.

Join a team of creative, energetic professionals who work together to connect children with nature through educational, recreational, and cultural experiences. Chippewa Nature Center, located in Midland, Michigan, is in search of a Nature Day Camp Counselor to champion early childhood programs.

Join a team of creative, energetic professionals who work together to connect children with nature through educational, recreational and cultural experiences. CNC is in search of a Nature Day Camp (NDC) Adventure Trip Leader with a passion for making a difference in the lives of children by providing powerful, dynamic programs in the backcountry. The Adventure Trip Leader will lead 5- to 9-day programs, introducing 10-16 year olds to outdoor rec in the state of Michigan.

Join a team of creative, energetic professionals who work together to connect children with nature through educational, recreational and cultural experiences. Chippewa Nature Center, located in Midland, Michigan, is in search of Junior Camp Counselors with a passion for making a difference in the lives of children by providing powerful, dynamic programs in the outdoors.

Join a team of creative, energetic professionals who work together to connect children with nature through educational, recreational and cultural experiences. Chippewa Nature Center, located in Midland, Michigan, is in search of Nature Day Camp Counselors with a passion for making a difference in the lives of children by providing powerful, dynamic programs in the outdoors. Counselors will teach campers from preschool to 9th grade, including children with special needs.

The primary objective of the Stewardship and Education Coordinator position is to help a variety of audiences connect to Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument (GSENM) in meaningful and impactful ways, enabling individuals to serve as responsible land-use advocates and stewards of the Monument.

The Howard County Conservancy, in Woodstock, Maryland, seeks an engaged and energetic Assistant Preschool Teacher to join our brand new program at our Belmont location. The assistant Teacher will have the opportunity to support and contribute to a nature-based, emergent curriculum, participating in outdoor education for this first of it’s kind preschool in Howard County. A willingness to be outside in a variety of weather conditions and inspire others to become passionate about nature is a must.

The Howard County Conservancy seeks an engaged, energetic, and enthusiastic Preschool Teacher at our Belmont location in Elkridge, Maryland. The Lead Teacher will have the opportunity to assist with the development of a nature-based, emergent curriculum and participate in outdoor education for this first of it’s kind preschool in Howard County. A willingness to be outside in a variety of weather conditions and inspire others to become passionate about nature is a must.

Glacier National Park, located in northwest Montana, is hiring seasonal interpretive interns to present a diverse collection of formal interpretive programs (e.g., guided hikes, boat tours, interpretive talks) on the park's natural and cultural history. Interpretive interns will also conduct informal interpretation in visitor centers and field settings. Most positions run from late May to early September. Application deadline is February 8, 2021.

The Naturalist Educator, an AmeriCorps member, will be an essential member of the team for this young nonprofit organization by implementing and supporting the Student Stewards Program.

The Schuylkill Center's summer camp (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) is an environmentally focused program that strives to give children the opportunity to explore and learn about their relationship to the natural world. Week-long, themed programs offer youth and educators a chance for in-depth explorations of a variety of nature related topics.

Walking Mountains Science Center Naturalist Interns staff nature centers and lead environmental education and interpretive programs in the Vail, Colorado area. This is a full-time, seasonal professional growth position where naturalists develop skills and knowledge in Rocky Mountain ecology, environmental education, interpretation, public speaking, and community conservation efforts throughout their tenure. There is the opportunity to continue for the fall and winter seasons at Walking Mountains.

The Montana Conservation Corps' Conservation Intern (CI) program makes a measurable difference in conservation efforts while strengthening the experience of young adults. CI's serve at partnering federal/state agencies, nonprofits, tribal offices, and other community-based conservation organizations across the region. The three-month AmeriCorps term of service extends from May - August and members gain insight into natural resource-related fieldwork throughout Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and the Dakotas.

The Montana Conservation Corps' (MCC) Conservation Fellow (CF) program makes a measurable difference in conservation efforts while strengthening the experience of recent college graduates. CFs serve at partnering federal/state agencies, nonprofits, tribal offices, and other community-based conservation organizations across the region gaining hands-on experience. The six-month term of service extends from May - October.

The National Forest Foundation (NFF) invites graduate students (pursuing a master's or doctoral degree) to apply to the 2021 Conservation Connect Fellowship Program. Conservation Connect fellowships aim to build experience, knowledge, and skills within the next generation of collaborative and conservation leaders to support each other and advance the field. We are striving to build a cohort of emerging leaders, connecting graduate students who will go on to do important work with communities and public lands in the future!

by Michele Archie | January 5, 2021

Advocacy, Policy, and Civic Engagement

Conservation and Behavior Change

Sustainable Cities and Communities

The Colorado Mountain Club’s Youth Education Program (YEP) provides active learning through outdoor and adventure education. YEP uses an experiential approach to connect youth with their local surroundings, making learning relevant and fun by utilizing Colorado’s greatest natural resource: the mountains! Summer programming at YEP consists of week-long day and overnight adventures through Colorado for students ages 6-18. Adventures include rock climbing, hiking, paddling, backpacking, and more.

The Colorado Mountain Club’s Youth Education Program (YEP) provides active learning through outdoor and adventure education. YEP uses an experiential approach to connect youth with their local surroundings, making learning relevant and fun by utilizing Colorado’s greatest natural resource: the mountains! Summer programming at YEP consists of week-long day and overnight adventures through Colorado for students ages 6-18. Adventures include rock climbing, hiking, paddling, backpacking, and more.

The Colorado Mountain Club’s Youth Education Program (YEP) provides active learning through outdoor and adventure education. YEP uses an experiential approach to connect youth with their local surroundings, making learning relevant and fun by utilizing Colorado’s greatest natural resource: the mountains! Summer programming at YEP consists of week-long day and overnight adventures through Colorado for students ages 6-18. Adventures include rock climbing, hiking, paddling, backpacking, and more.

The Maria Mitchell Association, a science and history based non-profit on Nantucket Island, MA has three environmental education internship options available for the summer of 2021.

Every year, Aspen Center for Environmental Studies (ACES) offers an intensive Summer Naturalist program at ACES at Hallam Lake, our visitor center and 25-acre nature preserve in the heart of downtown Aspen. Summer Naturalists receive valuable training and experience while leading guided hikes and conducting environmental education programs.

The naturalist intern at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center assists and supports year-round education team in interpretation, educational programming, and tours both on and off site. This position is designed for the college student or recent graduate interested in working in this field whether or not their current degree path is directly related. Interns will have the opportunity to learn and gain skills in education, conservation, and care. This position can be eligible as a credit earning opportunity.

The Maria Mitchell Association, a science and history-based nonprofit organization on Nantucket, Massachusetts, now offers three paid internship positions in environmental education working for our award winning Summer Discovery Programs. All internships include opportunities for immersive learning and teaching in diverse habitats around Nantucket and in our Natural Science Museum, developing animal care and handling skills, and leading science-based activities for local and visiting families.

The Sea Grant John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship provides a unique educational and professional experience for graduate students interested in ocean, coastal and Great Lakes resources and policy decisions affecting those resources. Fellows are matched with “hosts” in the legislative and executive branches of government for a one-year, paid immersive policy experience in the Washington D.C. area. Applications are due on February 19, 2021 to local Sea Grant programs.

Eagle’s Nest Camp ( www.enf.org ), a non-profit summer camp for young people located in the mountains of Western North Carolina in Pisgah Forest (close to Asheville), is seeking an Assistant Camp Director.

This position offers a wide range of environmental education experiences, including working on a combination of virtual & in-person programming, as well as program preparation & planning, in Denver, Colorado.

This position offers a wide range of environmental education experiences, including working with a team of educators on a combination of virtual and in-person programming, as well as program preparation and planning, in Denver, Colorado.

The NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office (NCBO) and Chesapeake Research Consortium (CRC) seek a summer intern for late May through mid-August 2019 (approximately 12 weeks) to assist our Environmental Literacy and Partnerships branch, which encourages and supports efforts in K-12 education to develop and implement comprehensive environmental literacy programs. The intern will support two key initiatives Bay Backpack and the Environmental Science Training Center (ESTC).

by Bart Merrick | December 28, 2020

Each summer, the NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office and Chesapeake Research Consortium team up to offer several paid summer internships primarily for college students. In summer 2021, the NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office will offer six internships covering a range of Chesapeake Bay science, policy and education efforts. Each paid internship will run 12 weeks (mid-May through mid-August). They are intended for students who will be entering their sophomore, junior, or senior year of college study.

by Bart Merrick | January 13, 2021

Beyond Benign’s Lead Teacher Program is designed to develop and support teachers who wish to take a leadership role in advancing sustainable science education as teacher trainers and presenters. As a part of this three year program, participating teachers become ambassadors and experts in sustainable science and green chemistry.

During summers at the Discovery Center, located in the heart of Wisconsin’s Northwoods within 1300-lake Vilas County, the Water Monitoring Interns are key members in our water-related monitoring and outreach efforts. Interns assist in projects including aquatic invasive species (AIS) monitoring and removal, water quality assessments, and lake level monitoring.

by Licia Johnson | December 28, 2020

During summers at the Discovery Center, located in the heart of Wisconsin’s Northwoods within 1300-lake Vilas County, Lake Technicians will assist with aquatic vegetation surveys, aquatic invasive species (AIS) monitoring and removal, and Clean Boats, Clean Waters (CBCW surveys).

by Licia Johnson | December 28, 2020

A Virtual Course f rom Wild Rose Education Tuesdays, March 2-23, 2021 4:00 pm-6:30 pm MST on zoom Registration and more details at www.WildRoseEducation.com/Workshops

January 13, 2021

Advocacy, Policy, and Civic Engagement

Equity and Inclusion

The Coral Restoration Foundation's rigorous summer internship program allows participants to delve into the world of coral restoration, marine ecology, and non-profit management.

The Kids to Parks Day School Grants Program is open to all U.S. Title I schools (40% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch) in grades PreK–12 and provides up to $500 per grant proposal. This year, due to COVID-19, National Park Trust’s grants will only support distance learning experiences.

January 12, 2021

K-12 EE

Sustainable Cities and Communities

SAVE THE DATE: Tuesday, February 23 - Saturday, February 27, 2021

November 23, 2020

Affiliates

Connecting to Nature

Equity and Inclusion

work 20 hours/wk mid-May to early Sept assisting in a non-profit limnology lab, collecting and analyzing water samples, working with volunteers, recording results in a database, performing QAQC on all test results, and providing invoices to lake associations and clients.

Want to impact the future? There is no better way than to be an Expedition Leader for the Montana Conservation Corps and guiding local Montana youth in conservation service-based outdoor projects on our public lands. Everyday is a little different. Some days you'll need to be creative and others supportive, but you have a chance to be significant in a youth's life and to be remembered. Your classroom... well it is some of the most beautiful landscapes of the Mountain West.

As a Senior Expedition Leader with the Montana Conservation Corps, you will flow between the roles of teacher, mentor, and coach. You will work to help Expedition Leaders encourage youth in the worlds of conservation and stewardship. Most importantly, you will do it all with Big Sky Country as your office. If you are ready to take your experience with youth to the next level, this could be the position for you.

Conservation Education Camp Counselors are the heart of the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation residential summer camp program, which has been running since 1947. We operate four overnight camps in different parts of NYS for youth ages 11-17. Counselors bring a passion for sharing ‘camp magic’ and their love of nature with the next generation. Positions start in mid June and run through mid-late August of 2021.

The NYSDEC operates four overnight camps in different parts of NYS for youth ages 11-17. Conservation Education Waterfront Directors are counselors with additional waterfront duties and responsibilities. Positions start in mid June and run through mid-August 2021.

Wauhatchie School (WS) in Chattanooga, Tennessee is searching for the next Director to continue our mission. Established in 2015, WS is a well-known site for forest school teacher training and research and as a global leader, has hosted teachers from across the US, and around the world. WS also actively partners with local school administrators to help establish Forest Kindergarten programs in public schools. WS was the first Forest Kindergarten in Tennessee and has recently expanded programming to four locations in Chattanooga.