Audubon Washington seeks a dynamic and strategic individual to lead and develop a strong statewide chapter network that helps Audubon Washington achieve conservation, education, science, and advocacy results at scale. Reporting to the VP/Executive Director, the Engagement Director will build upon and expand the reach and impact of the 25 chapters, the Seward Park Audubon Center (Seward Park or the Center) and a planned college chapters program among other responsibilities.

The Whale Museum is holding a virtual "Species in the Spotlight" workshop in partnership with NOAA. Taking place February 10-12, 2021, the intent is to learn about the species highlighted by NOAA that are most likely going to go extinct in the near future and what on-going recovery efforts, research, and education efforts are underway to prevent their extinction. Registration is required.

January 22, 2021

Conservation and Behavior Change

North Cascades Institute is seeking a candidate who is passionate about breaking down barriers to access to the outdoors and wants to support high school students getting involved with the Youth Leadership Adventures (YLA) program. The Assistant Coordinator position will lead recruitment, registration and enrollment of students for this program, and support with logistics and administrative support while trips are out during the summer season. Application priority deadline: January 22, 2021.

The B-WET program provides competitive funding to support Meaningful Watershed Educational Experiences and related professional development for K–12 audiences. The full fiscal year 2021 funding opportunity can be found at Grants.gov under funding opportunity number NOAA-NOS-ONMS-2021-2006747.

Alderwood House School (Richmond, British Columbia, Canada) is looking to hire one Early Childhood Education Assistant (ECEA) for our outdoor early learning program. You will work with children aged 3-5 and will be outdoors everyday 4-9 hours in all weather conditions.

The NOAA-funded Citizen Science, Civics, and Resilient Communities (CSCRC) project is pleased to make available one-time stipends to 20 recipients selected through a competitive application process . The purpose of the stipend is to support the implementation of the CSCRC project, which includes engaging public participants in active learning about climate hazards through citizen science, deliberative forums and resilience planning.

December 15, 2020

Advocacy, Policy, and Civic Engagement

Conservation and Behavior Change

Sustainable Cities and Communities

The Grants and Development Manager is responsible for overall grants/contracts management, strategic funding development to support the Palouse Conservation District in Washington.

Great Peninsula Conservancy seeks an environmental educator with creative vision. Inspire the next generation of STEM professionals by connecting youth with Puget Sound’s wild lands and waters!

Great Peninsula Conservancy seeks a passionate environmental steward with creative vision! Design and manage learning landscapes in the Puget Sound region!

Are you an enthusiastic and responsible collaborator who loves working with lower elementary students (grades 1-3)? Do you find passion in guiding students to be their best selves socially, emotionally, and academically? Cedar River Montessori, is excited to announce an opening for an in-person assistant teacher in Lower Elementary for the remainder of the 2020-2021 academic year. Located on 12 acres in Renton, Washington, outdoor experiential education is a core part of student learning at all ages.

Can you be an inspirational staff leader and an organizational master? If so, we want YOU to lead educational and recreational programming for the Mountaineers, a community of outdoor recreationists and conservationists founded in 1906 to explore the peaks and waterways of the Pacific Northwest.

We Are Growing! OUTDOOR PRESCHOOL ASSISTANT TEACHER (2020-2021 School Year; 22-30 hrs/week) Fidalgo Nature School is seeking an Assistant Teacher for our all-outdoor preschool program for 3-5 year olds with access to forest and waterways within parks in Island and Skagit counties. We are looking for teachers to work with 3-5-year-olds Monday to Friday between 8:45am and 1:15pm.

Olympic Nature Experience creates nature-centered educational and enrichment experiences for children that connect them with themselves, their community and the earth. We are looking for a positive, playful, patient, experienced and team oriented Substitute Teacher for our ongoing homeschool enrichment, after school, and nature preschool classes on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington.

The Grants and Development Manager is responsible for overall grants/contracts management, strategic funding development to support Conservation District programs and services, program forecasting, annual plan development and oversight, and serving as a liaison to funding sources and partners.

North Cascades Institute seeks their next Executive Director to lead the organization in inspiring environmental stewardship and a community of belonging through transformative learning experiences in nature.

Seeking an outgoing, energetic, and technically proficient person to join forest, wildlife and habitat conservation efforts on the Okanogan-Wenatchee and Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie national forests and associated public land in this Seattle-based position.

Mountain Sprouts Board of Directors invites individuals with a background in preschool operations and nonprofit leadership to apply for this unique opportunity to lead our nature-based preschool as the Director.

Nature Nuts Forest Kindergarten is hiring for full-time, part-time, and sub positions in rural Maple Valley, WA. www.naturenuts.org

We are Fidalgo Nature School, a non-profit outdoor preschool for 3-5 year olds. We serve Skagit and Island county in WA state and work out of public parks in the area. We want you with us! We hold school September through June...teach in forest, ocean and open space!

Wenatchee River Institute is seeking a Youth Programs Coordinator! WRI Youth Education programs serve both school district and community needs through our school-based programs, community-based day camps, and traveling planetarium programs. As Wenatchee River Institute adapts our programs to meet the needs of our schools and communities during the 2020-2021 school year, the Youth Programs Coordinator will play a key role in curriculum development for new programs.