It is with great pleasure and excitement that we share the “final” iteration of the 2022-2025 Affiliate Network Work Plan. This plan is a result of several years of work culminating in a facilitated process to create strategies and tactics to help us reach the Network Goals established last year. This post contains a copy of the work plan, the launch webinar recording, and copies of the slides from the webinar for Affiliates to use.
The Group Program Instructor is responsible for teaching and leading different classes and activities that may include: pre-approved academic curriculum for ecologies and teambuilding; recreational activities such as boating, high ropes, orienteering, and campfires. The Group Program Instructor will prepare program areas and instruct participants in all classes assigned. It is essential to ensure the safety of participants, proper use of camp equipment, and proper use of the camp facility. Provide an enjoyable experience to participants. Added Benefits: housing, laundry, many meals, awesome community, & Y membership.
Are marine sciences and conservation important subjects to you? Are you interested in mentoring and educating the next generation to inspire positive change? We are a team of scientists dedicated to igniting a passion for marine conservation and awareness! Our organization is seeking individuals who share this vision to create a brighter future for our planet’s oceans. Join our team to gain an unforgettable and exciting outdoor teaching experience!
Do you want to spend your workday outdoors? Do you have a strong background in climbing/challenge elements? YMCA Camp Bernie is searching for our go to person with all things Program! This means being the primary supervisor of program staff for our Outdoor Education and Summer Camp departments. You’ll be expected to stay organized while: inspecting courses, completing inventory, training staff, and creating progressive programming.
The Wetlands Institute, located in Stone Harbor, New Jersey, is currently accepting applications for the full-time position of Environmental Educator. Applicant must be enthusiastic and have strong personal feelings about conserving and protecting the environment, ecological research, and environmental education.
The Wetlands Institute (TWI) is a non-profit organization based in Stone Harbor, New Jersey. Our mission is to promote appreciation, understanding and stewardship of wetlands and coastal ecosystems through our programs in research, conservation and education.
A hands-on, field position that directly involves teaching and leading groups of students in outdoor, environmental and recreational activities. Instructors should expect long yet extremely rewarding days that may include weekends and/or evenings for night hikes and special programs. Instructors will have two days off for every five days worked. Instructors will work with schools and groups throughout the Spring season, with the possibility of extending work through the summer and fall.
The Wetlands Institute (TWI) is a non-profit organization based in Stone Harbor, New Jersey. Our mission is to promote appreciation, understanding and stewardship of wetlands and coastal ecosystems through our programs in research, conservation and education.
The Wetlands Institute (TWI) is a non-profit organization based in Stone Harbor, New Jersey. Our mission is to promote appreciation, understanding and stewardship of wetlands and coastal ecosystems through our programs in research, conservation and education.
The Wetlands Institute (TWI) is a non-profit organization based in Stone Harbor, New Jersey. Our mission is to promote appreciation, understanding and stewardship of wetlands and coastal ecosystems through our programs in research, conservation and education.
The Land Steward Intern will assist the Stewardship Director and Senior Land Steward of Friends of Hopewell Valley Open Space (FoHVOS). Primary activities include field work and project administration. Field work will consist of performing control of invasive species, rare species stewardship and ecological monitoring. Administrative activities will include GIS (Geographic Information System) mapping and data management.
Camp Bernie is located in Port Murray, New Jersy where we host Outdoor Ed groups within our 275 acres of property. We are currently hiring full-time seasonal Program Instructors with opportunities to work through the summer and fall seasons
This position is for a passionate, hard working and enthusiastic person who loves to be outdoors. We are looking for an instructor to teach our outdoor, nature-based classes for children ages 2-9 years old. Instructors work with the team to create their own schedule of classes which are offered in local green spaces.
New Jersey League of Conservation Voters Education Fund (New Jersey LCV Ed Fund) is seeking a motivated, energetic intern who is passionate about restoring and protecting the environment, and interested in learning about environmental policy, outreach, the legislative process, and environmental activism. The ideal intern is dedicated to environmental protection and policy and looking to meet and work with other environmentally minded people.
New Jersey League of Conservation Voters (New Jersey LCV) is seeking a part-time Fundraising and Events Intern to support the development, media, and digital departments during the Winter/Spring of 2022. The Intern will be integral to the organization’s efforts to research, manage, and cultivate our donors and members, and as well as creating new campaigns to attract a diverse donor base.
New Jersey League of Conservation Voters (New Jersey LCV) is seeking a part-time Communications and HR/Operations Intern to support the media relations, social media, and HR/Operations departments during the Winter and Spring of 2022 (approximately January through June 2022). The Intern will be integral to the organization’s efforts to reach new audiences online and through the media as well as to support operations efforts, especially through written documentation.
Starting date: March 9th, 2022
Ending date: June 17th, 2022
Salary: $500-600 per week depending on experience. Plus room & board. Additional compensation for evening programs and for hosting
A hands-on, field position that directly involves teaching and leading groups of students in outdoor, environmental and recreational activities. Instructors should expect long yet extremely rewarding days that may include weekends and/or evenings for night hikes and special programs.
New Jersey Future (NJF) is seeking a motivated, solutions-oriented individual with a racial and social justice lens to develop and advance state policies that affect health, water infrastructure, and redevelopment, with a primary focus on lead in drinking water. The position requires experience applying equity, inclusion, and racial and economic justice perspectives in research, policy analysis and development, stakeholder convening, and communications.
New Jersey Future seeks an experienced communications professional and strategic thinker with a racial and social justice lens to guide the organization's communications strategy and oversee its expanding communications and marketing activities. The communications manager will coordinate a collaborative communications team and work closely with the organization’s other directors and staff to amplify and increase public awareness and understanding of New Jersey Future’s work and to advance
