Responsibilities:

• Attendance at two-week training period and ongoing naturalist training seminars.
• Coordinate and lead residential and day–use programs for visiting groups.
• Teach large and small groups in environmental, adventure, and cultural programs.
• Attend staff meetings and other professional workshops.
• Assistance with program development and other areas as needed by a growing, non-profit school.

Requirements:

• B.A. or B.S. degree, related field preferred.
• Experience working with children.
• High level of self-motivation and enthusiasm; an eagerness and willingness to learn.
• Live in provided on-site housing. 
• Current CPR and Standard First Aid certification.
• Comfortable in moving water, able to hike long distances, and willing to operate and participate in high ropes courses and rock climbing wall.

Benefits: 

• Room and board provided for the duration of the fellowship.
• $850 monthly stipend.
• Option of earning a certificate in Environmental Education from Hamline University and attending Certified Interpretive Guide training through the National Association for Interpretation.