Develop and manage the Garden’s programs for informal and formal youth education, and oversee science camp and scout programs that propel people to connect to plants and plant stewardship. This includes rigorous program development, staff trainings and teacher professional development. Work to create a safe, accessible, and stimulating environment for all learners.

Implement nature discovery programs for youth and families by using the Garden’s natural resources. Help children discover the basic botanical science concepts related to plant and animal life, interrelationships among species, and human influences on the environment, through engaging interpretive techniques and by following education program curriculum.

Develop and manage the Garden’s programs for informal and formal youth education, and oversee science camp and scout programs that propel people to connect to plants and plant stewardship. This includes rigorous program development, staff trainings and teacher professional development. Work to create a safe, accessible, and stimulating environment for all learners.

The CEO is a leader who excels in community engagement, is comfortable working with a variety of constituents, is able to sustain and nurture critical relationships with volunteers and all major stakeholders including donors and members. An affinity for the mission of public gardens or museums is key. While a focus on financial sustainability is a priority, achieving a sensitive balance to remain a true Garden for the community remains a must.