Job Description: This is part-time (25 hour per week) professional position which will grow to a full-time position in the future, when funding alllows.  The incumbent will develop, conduct, and train volunteers to conduct environmental education programs for all age groups, with particular emphasis on birds. The incumbent will also coordinate or assist in coordinating special events, and coordinate exhibits at conservation-related shows and conferences. The incumbent will also be our social media coordinator, and will write articles for each issue of our magazine and newsletter. Other duties include disseminating publicity about the organization and its events through a variety of media and answering natural history questions over the phone.  Some issue advocacy may also be required.  

Skills and Qualifications:  Two years of coursework in Environmental Education, Environmental Interpretation, Environmental Science or equivalent (Bachelor’s or Master’s degree preferred). Extensive experience designing and conducting environmental education programs for K-12 groups and adults required. Must have extensive knowledge of Michigan natural history.  Birding experience strongly preferred.  Must have excellent oral and written communication skills, and must be proficient with MS Office Suite, Internet, and Facebook.  Experience in website development and maintenance also required.  Experience with Bloomerang CRM software a plus. Must be a self-starter, organizer, and a networker.