The Education & Communication Fellowship provides the opportunity to build upon your education and communication background through the legacy of Aldo Leopold. Education & Communication Fellows support an array of on-site programs, outreach initiatives, and communication efforts. These fellows welcome and orient visitors, lead tours of the Leopold Shack, fabricate interpretive displays, and help organize community events and programs throughout the year.
Calvert County Natural Resources (CCNRD) and Calvert Nature Society seek creative, enthusiastic, and organized interns to prepare and lead hands-on outdoor environmental education (EE) programs. Interns will be trained to implement lesson plans and will learn local natural history, trailside activities, and teaching techniques. Other general duties: assisting with animal care, program materials maintenance, trail and garden work, and assisting naturalists with research.
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Naturalists at Large offers custom designed outdoor education programs for tens of thousands of students from 200+ schools, with flexible dates and locations and a commitment to safety and comfort in the outdoors. Over 35 outdoor learning sites and lodge-based trip locations in California include Sequoia-Kings Canyon, Yosemite, Joshua Tree, Point Reyes, the Colorado River, Catalina Island, Coastal Redwoods, San Bernardino Mountains, and more!
Youth Outdoors strives to meet the developmental needs of youth through involvement in outdoor adventure and nature exploration activities. Programs serve underrepresented audiences and are offered in collaboration with youth-serving organizations located in or near the City of Cleveland.
Alaska Geographic partners with the National Park Service to offer education programs and visitor services through the Murie Science and Learning Center in Denali National Park and Preserve. Denali is a six-million-acre wilderness recognized primarily for its large mammals. Denali also hosts an incredible diversity of subarctic plants and migratory birds, as well as unique geologic formations, glacial features, and North America’s highest peak, Denali.
Join our team! As a member of the Greenway Trust’s Field Program, you will have the opportunity to work as part of a team in an energetic, productive, and collaborative environment.
The Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens has one (1) Zoo Curator of Education II position in our Learning and Engagement Division for Community Partnerships. A Zoo Curator of Education plans, develops, implements and/or evaluates a comprehensive zoo education program and public information program at the Los Angeles Zoo.
We are searching for our next Executive Director. If you have a passion for nature and are excited to continue to grow and develop the Heckrodt culture, we’d love to consider you for this opportunity.
The Education and Outreach Manager educates and engages communities in ecological concepts and the overall mission of the Jo Daviess Conservation Foundation (JDCF). This includes developing, coordinating, and leading engaging educational programs aligned with natural cycles and observable phenomena. This position also works closely with volunteers who assist with the leadership of citizen science programs, youth and family programs, and accomplishing organizational goals.
The Maria Mitchell Association is seeking high-energy, motivated individuals to design and lead lessons for our Discovery Camp programs for children ages 5–16 years. Join this team of leaders that inspire a love of science through hands on exploration of the land, sea, and sky! To learn more about the sessions we offer, please visit the Discovery Camp Programs page.
The Yellowstone Field Intern will work with both Ecology Project International (EPI) as a student course leader and the National Park Service’s (NPS) bison team as a field technician. This internship allows aspiring outdoor professionals to learn, practice, and develop the fundamental skills necessary for a successful career in this field.
Are you looking for an experience that is more than just a job? A teaching role with Nature’s Classroom, Inc. could be the life-changing opportunity you’re searching for. We are currently hiring for Spring Season February 25th-June 17th 2023. Nature's Classroom, Inc., a non-profit organization established in 1973, has been recognized for excellence by the National Science Teachers Association, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and the State of Connecticut.
The Garden Educator will teach CitySprouts’ garden-based science curriculum in 3-4 elementary schools and lead one of CitySprouts’ middle school youth cohorts (an after school club during the school year and a site in our 5-week summer program).
We seek a highly organized, experienced educator to join our team as CitySprouts expands its programming in Boston and Cambridge. The ideal candidate has a demonstrated commitment to nature equity and a strong interest in inquiry-based learning.
Want to help share the wonder? Environmental Educators, Naturalists and Interns with the Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies connect people of all ages to unique educational experiences featuring Alaska's forests, diverse rocky beaches, geology and cultural history.
Seward Park Audubon Center - Seattle, Washington - The Youth Programs Manager will lead the development of high quality programming for youth at the Center and in the local community.
MCC’s Conservation Fellow (CF) program makes a measurable difference in conservation efforts while strengthening the experience of young adults. CFs serve a five-month term of service from May – October at partnering federal/state agencies, nonprofits, tribal offices, and other community-based conservation organizations across Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and the Dakotas.
The Restoration Project Manager will assist in developing, implementing, and stewarding restoration projects, focusing on coordination of in-stream and riparian restoration efforts, such as large wood placement, floodplain reconnection, and resolving fish passage barriers. This position will also coordinate MRWC monitoring activities; oversee contractors; and work with partners and MRWC staff to further the MRWC mission.
The Marys River WC Education and Outreach Coordinator works to plan and implement environmental education and outreach activities within the rural and urban communities of the Marys River watershed based out of Corvallis, Oregon. The role will develop, coordinate, and implement the MRWC K-12 education program and other community outreach and education programming.
This position is a great development opportunity for people interested in gaining work experience in community outreach, volunteer engagement and marine conservation in a supportive environment. It is an opportunity to learn more about our marine environment, build communication skills and gain experience managing volunteers in an outdoor setting while having fun and learning together.
