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From a Ryan Brady Photo While the Northland Outdoor Education program is by no
means a jobs clearinghouse, job announcements do cross our desks. We would
like to share these opportunities with our current students, graduates, and
site visitors. The jobs on this page will be listed from new to old. We
have chosen to retain many expired job postings in order to enable visitors
to see what types of jobs are available in this field. Visitors wishing to view additional job listings may wish
to visit our
Outdoor Education Job Hunting Resources Page.
Part Time
Summer Employment with Reed Realty, Posted:
4/27/09
Los Caminos has Two VISTA Openings for Outdoor Educators,
Posted: 4/13/09
Two Jobs
at the Cable Natural History Museum, Posted:
4/13/09
Wilderness Instructor Position with Eagle Rock School,
Application Deadline: 4/10/09
Wood Turtle Nest Site
Surveys, Application Deadline: 4/17/09
Americorps/VISTA Jobs in Iron County, Wisconsin,
Posted: 3/24/09
Summer Positions
with Camp Susan Curtis, Posted: 3/24/09
Camp
Moosilauke Needs Rock Climbers and Trip Leaders,
Posted: 3/23/09
Challenge Course Director Position at YMCA Camp Hi-Rock, Mt.
Washington, MA, Posted: 3/10/09
Upcoming Jobs at Camp
Thistledew, Posted: 3/2/09
Park Ranger position open at Silver Falls State Park in Oregon,
Posted: 2/27/09 Rural Alaska Day Camp: Girl Scouts, Posted: 2/20/09 Seasonal Naturalist Positions at Meramec State Park, Posted: 2/17/09 Six positions with Trees For Tomorrow, Posted: 2/17/09 Summer Jobs with Wilderness Inquiry, Posted: 2/3/09 Summer positions with the Saint Croix National Scenic Riverway, Posted: 2/3/09 Multiple Positions with Camp Moosilauke, Posted: 2/3/09 Two Great Opportunities at Camp Skylemar, Posted: 1/20/09 Ranger needed at Estero Llano Grande State Park, World Birding Center, Application Deadline: 1/20/09 Many Government Jobs, Posted: 12/16/08 Summer Jobs with Alaska Wildland Adventures, Posted: 12/2/08 Become a Field Instructor for Second Nature - Uintas, Posted: 11/11/08 Eagle Rock School, Posted: 11/11/08 Minocqua Winter Park Employment Opportunities, Posted: 10/24/08 Student Fellowships with the E.P.A., Application Deadline: 12/11/08 Education Director at Great Smoky Mountains Institute at Tremont, Application Deadline: 9/15/08 Environmental Manager: Stevens Pass Ski Area, Skykomish, Washington, Application Deadline: 7/30/08 Various Outward Bound Jobs Available in Denver, Posted: 6/24/08 Climbing Tower Director Position with Camp Togowoods, Posted: 5/8/08 Jobs With the North Lakeland Discovery Center, Application Deadline: 5/23/08
Jobs with the Stone
Mountain School, Posted: 5/2/08 Lake Valley Camp: Expedition Guide, Posted: 5/1/08 Naturalist Apprentice Position with Land Between the Lakes, Posted: 3/19/08 Naturalist: Meramec State Park, Posted: 3/19/08 SCA: Student Conservation Association Jobs: Milwaukee Crew Leaders, Posted: 3/19/08 Lake Superior Pathfinders Jobs: 2008, Application Deadline: 3/28/08 Fellowships with Enviropreneur Camp, Application Deadline: 3/24/08 Jobs with Camp Moosilauke, Posted: 3/14/08 Guide for the Chequamegon Adventure Company, Posted: 3/14/08 Job Opportunities for Northland Students at Camp Hayward (Wisconsin), Posted: 1/29/08 Jobs with the El Paso County Parks, Posted: 2/29/08 Summer Jobs on the Saint Croix National Scenic Riverway, Application Deadline: 2/12/08 Seasonal Naturalist Positions (4) with Trees for Tomorrow, Application Deadline: 5/1/08 The Job Listings:Please note: The jobs on this page will be listed from new to old. We have chosen to retain many expired job postings in order to enable visitors to see what types of jobs are available in this field. Also, bear in mind the likelihood that, if these agencies have hired in the past, it is likely that they will hire again, and it may be worth contacting them to see is if current opportunities exist. Thank you for your indulgence.
Part Time Summer Employment with Reed Realty
Reed
Realty: I'm a Northland alum ('92), I thought Northland might be
a good place to look for students who are interested in summer (part
time) work. I have a couple of different needs for the business
including receptionist, web data entry, and continual updating of
various web sites (mostly photo downloading and short text data
entry). Hours are very flexible, and for the web part, off site
work is possible. The experience is excellent for moving on to a
future position and the pay is negotiable.
Reed Realty, Inc.
Los Caminos has Two VISTA Openings for Outdoor Educators
Two Jobs at the Cable Natural History Museum
Interpreter/Educator Position at the Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center
The Northern Great Lakes Visitor
Center has an interpreter/educator position this summer that would
be perfect for a student who would like some field experience. This
individual would be working directly with the Forest Service and
UW-Extension staff. I have attached the outline of duties and
responsibilities. Many students have already lined up their summer
work, but we were hoping a few were still uncommitted. Could you
please forward this opportunity to interested and qualified students
and announce during class sessions.
Wilderness Instructor Position with Eagle Rock School Program Website http://www.eaglerockschool.org/home/index.asp
Americorps/VISTA Jobs in Iron County, Wisconsin Position Description: Iron County 4H Youth Development-12 Month Position Description: U.W. Extension. Iron County 4H Youth Development-3 Positions
I am sending the information as is posted online with Americorps*VISTA. However, I would like to note that there is some flexibility in these positions as we implement here in Iron County. As a Supervisor of the year round VISTA, I like to have the VISTA help shape the programming so that their skills and interests can be included and help the programs be more effective.
Please let me know if I can provide you with additional information. Gloria Fauerbach Youth Development Agent 300 Taconite Street, Suite 118 Hurley, WI 54534 (715) 561-2695 - phone (715) 561-2704 – faxes
Summer Positions
with Camp Susan Curtis Website http://www.susancurtisfoundation.org/
Camp Moosilauke Needs Rock Climbers and Trip Leaders
Our trips include Mt. Washington, Mt. Lafayette, the Appalachian Trail, Mt. Moosilauke, the Presidential Range, Mt. Mahoosuc, Lake Umbagog, Mt. Smarts, Mt. Cube, rock climbing at Rumney, the Androsgoggin River, mountain biking and many others.
Our web site is (WWW.Moosilauke.com) Application is attached.
Great Summer Camp Counselor Positions Available For Certified Trip Leaders in Hiking, Canoeing, Rock Climbing, Bouldering, Kayaking and Mountain Biking.
Camp Location: Camp Moosilauke is located in New Hampshire on 250 beautiful acres of land. We have an incredible lake and the camp is surrounded by mountains.
Camp Description: Camp Moosilauke provides excellent mountain biking, hiking and canoeing trips. Our trips include Mt. Washington, Mt. Lafayette, the Appalachian Trail, Mt. Moosilauke, Lake Umbagog, Mt. Smarts, Mt. Cube, the Androsgoggin River and many others. We teach outdoor life skills and leave no trace camping. We offer all land and water sports with great instruction and competition. Moosilauke is a small camp, which is perfect for counselors who love to do a variety of activities and go on trips. We hire men and women for counselor positions.
Hiring Requirements: Age 19+, Male and female counselors with experience in mountain biking, canoeing, kayaking, hiking, or a certification in ARC life guarding, WFA or WFR. We offer a free ARC life guarding certification course.
Salary Range: From $2,000 to $2,500 Staff Arrival Date: June 17, 2009 Staff Departure: August 14, 2009 Please contact Kenny Miller at kmiller451@aol.com or (303) 670-2066 if you are interested.
Milwaukee Summer Crew Leaders, with SCA
Challenge Course Director Position at YMCA Camp Hi-Rock, Mt. Washington, MA
Upcoming Jobs at Camp Thistledew Visit this Link Regularly to View Job Postings http://www.thistledewprograms.com/other/employment.htm
Park Ranger position open at Silver Falls State Park in Oregon
Temporary Jobs at Buffalo National River Park
Buffalo National River is recruiting
Temporary 1039 hour appointments for Park Guides GS-0090-04 at two
areas in the park.
Rural Alaska Day Camp: Girl Scouts View the Website www.girlscoutsalaska.org/rural
Seasonal Naturalist Positions at Meramec State Park
View Information for the Outreach Naturalist Positions
Summer Jobs with Wilderness Inquiry
Summer positions with the Saint Croix National Scenic Riverway
We are in the process of recruiting for
our summer positions at the Saint
Croix National Scenic Riverway. As always we are very
interested in working with Northland College students. Currently we
are not sure how many positions will be available, it is dependent
upon what we hear from Congress about our budget for this fiscal
year. But there is potential to be quite a few vacant summer
positions.
Interested students should send us a
cover letter (stating the position they are interested in) and a
resume.
Multiple Positions with Camp Moosilauke
Description: We need Rock Climbers, Hikers, Bikers, Canoeists and Trip Leaders.
Our trips include Mt. Washington, Mt. Lafayette, the Appalachian Trail, Mt. Moosilauke, the Presidential Range, Mt. Mahoosuc, Lake Umbagog, Mt. Smarts, Mt. Cube, rock climbing at Rumney, the Androsgoggin River, mountain biking and many others.
Our web site is ( http://WWW.Moosilauke.com ). An application is attached.
Great Summer Camp Counselor Positions Available For Certified Trip Leaders in Hiking, Canoeing, Rock Climbing, Bouldering, Kayaking and Mountain Biking.
Camp Location: Camp Moosilauke is located in New Hampshire on 250 beautiful acres of land. We have an incredible lake and the camp is surrounded by mountains.
Camp Description: Camp Moosilauke provides excellent mountain biking, hiking, and canoeing trips. Our trips include Mt. Washington, Mt. Lafayette, the Appalachian Trail, Mt. Moosilauke, Lake Umbagog, Mt. Smarts, Mt. Cube, the Androsgoggin River, and many others. We teach outdoor life-skills and leave no trace camping. We offer all land and water sports with great instruction and competition. Moosilauke is a small camp, which is perfect for counselors who love to do a variety of activities and go on trips. We hire men and women for counselor positions.
Hiring Requirements: Age 19+, Male and female counselors with experience in mountain biking, canoeing, kayaking, hiking, or a certification in ARC life guarding, WFA or WFR. We offer a free ARC life guarding certification course.
Salary Range: From $2,000 to $2,500 Staff Arrival Date: June 17, 2009 Staff Departure: August 14, 2009 Please contact Kenny Miller at kmiller451@aol.com or (303) 670-2066 if you are interested.
Two Great Opportunities at Camp Skylemar
Camp Skylemar is a small residential summer camp in Maine. We
are seeking to fill two senior-level staff positions.
After a number of years, we must replace our Director of
Outdoor Education. For this position, we seek a teacher,
grad student, or highly motivated upperclassman, capable of
developing and executing an experiential education program for
boys, ages 8-14. The Director will have 200 wooded acres and a
spring-fed lake to teach camping and survival skills, ecology
and team building activities. The position runs from early June
through mid-August. The salary range is $300-500 per week, plus
meals and housing.
This position might also be considered for a graduate project.
The Outdoor Ed Director leads all aspects of the program.
Between planning the curriculum, administering and evaluating,
he/she is actually running a camp within a camp. If interested,
there is also opportunity for the Director to continue into the
fall, with post-season school groups.
Our second position to fill is for Challenge Course Director.
We seek someone with extensive ropes experience, who is a
safety-minded confident leader, over 21. The Challenge Course
Director supervises a staff of 6 college students, and is
responsible for all aspects of the 18 element course. This is a
seven week position. The salary range is also $300-500 per
week, plus meals and housing.
We're a warm, small operation of about 200 children and staff,
who welcomes the opportunity to establish a relationship with
an educator like yourself. You may even think of ways we can
help with your school program. Just let us know!
Thank you for your time and assistance.
Best regards,
Arleen Shepherd, Director
Camp Skylemar for Boys
Naples, Maine
(207) 693-6414
Ranger needed: Estero Llano Grande State Park, World Birding Center
Summer Jobs with Alaska Wildland Adventures
Become a Field Instructor for Second Nature - Uintas
Eagle Rock School
Jesse Beightol (Northland College
Outdoor Education Graduate!)
jbeightol@eaglerockschool.org
Minocqua Winter Park Employment Opportunities
Student Fellowships with the E.P.A.
Description
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), as part of its Greater Research Opportunities (GRO) program, is offering Greater Research Opportunities (GRO) undergraduate fellowships for bachelor level students in environmental fields of study. The deadline for receipt of pre-applications is December 11, 2008 at 4:00 PM Eastern Time. Subject to availability of funding, the Agency plans to award approximately 20 new fellowships by July 31, 2009. Eligible students will receive support for their junior and senior years of undergraduate study and for an internship at an EPA facility during the summer between their junior and senior years. The fellowship provides up to $19,250 per year of academic support and up to $8,000 of internship support for a three-month summer period.
Link to Full Announcement
Education Director at Great Smoky
Mountains Institute at Tremont
Environmental Manager: Stevens Pass Ski
Area,
Stevens Pass Ski area Job announcement Environmental Manager
Duties: Develop and oversee all environmental initiatives such as, green power program, fuel consumption regulation, energy conservation and recycling/refuse programs. Hire, train, direct and evaluate the recycling and refuse staff. Write and implement proposals, initiatives and grants. Ensure efficiency and effectiveness of all environmental systems and subsequent infrastructures to lessen the environmental footprint of Steven Pass Ski Area.
Requirements: Possess a 4-year degree and/or equivalent experience, strong computer skills with experience in Microsoft Office Suite. Demonstrate excellent written and oral communication skills with exceptional attention to detail and the ability to work both independently and within a functional team. Willingness to work outside in various weather conditions. Must be comfortable with the changing dynamics of a seasonal business.
This is an abbreviated description.
Please send a resume and cover letter by July 30, 2008- Attn: John Meriwether, Director of Environmental Planning, by fax: 206.812.4517, by email: humanresources@stevenspass.com or by mail to PO Box 98, Skykomish, Washington, 98288
Various Outward Bound Jobs Available in Denver
Follow These Links to View Details Community Program Director: Outward Bound, Denver Course Director Position: Outward Bound, Denver Instructor Position: Outward Bound, Denver Lead Instructor Position: Outward Bound, Denver
Please visit the staff intranet for a full list of open positions @ intranet.outwardbound.org Angie Gossett, SPHR Vice President, Human Resources Outward Bound 910 Jackson Street Golden, CO 80401 P 720-497-2412 F 866-807-9584 M 303-908-3915
Outward Bound is a non-profit educational organization with five core programs that change lives, build teams, and transform schools. We deliver adventure and challenge in the wilderness, urban settings, workrooms, and classrooms to help students achieve their possibilities, and to inspire them to serve others and to care for the world around them.
Climbing Tower Director Position with Camp Togowoods
I am a resident camp director in Alaska. As part of our camp program we facilitate a 35 foot climbing tower. I am looking for climbing tower directors to oversee the tower and facilitate climbing sessions with groups of girls. Our climbing tower directors need to have either certification or extensive experience with climbing or high ropes courses and must be at least 21 years old. I have attached a flyer with more information.
Our camp runs from May 28 to August 6th this summer. I would be happy to answer any questions you or any interested students might have. I can be reached at ablock@gsscak.org or at 800-478-7448.
Students can find more information about our camp at www.girlscouts.ak.org/camp and more about employment at camp at www.girlscouts.ak.org/togowoodsjob. If you have a student who wants to apply for the position they can fill out an application at www.girlscouts.ak.org/campapplication.
Thank you,
Amanda
Amanda Block Camp Togowoods Director Girl Scouts Susitna Council 800-478-7448
Job With the North Lakeland Discovery Center
Community & Wolf Education Program Director Applications close May 23, 2008
An immediate opening exists for a full-time Program Director. This position requires a highly organized and visionary individual to develop and implement the Center’s community education and wolf education programs. The Discovery Center recently entered into an agreement with the Timber Wolf Alliance (TWA). The position therefore offers the appointee an exciting opportunity to shape the new position and influence the future of wolf education. The Program Director is responsible for the planning, promotion, implementation, and evaluation of all Discovery Center community education and recreation activities and all activities of the TWA. The position is responsible for the delivery of various naturalist activities and the satisfactory completion of all required program-related administrative functions including scheduling, public relations; supervision of intern and volunteers, grant writing; and budget development and management. Salary is negotiable and includes a comprehensive benefits package after a qualifying period.
For more information go to www.discoverycenter.net/employment.htm
North Lakeland Discovery Center, PO Box 237, Manitowish Waters, WI 54545
Jobs with the Stone Mountain School
My name is Micah Wheat. I am in charge of recruiting at Stone Mountain School (www.stonemountainschool.com). We are a long term therapeutic boarding school in Black mountain, NC. I would like to extend an opportunity to any of your students in the Outdoor Education Department to check us out. We are actively seeking folks who are interested in dipping their toes in the Therapeutic Adventure Programming Field. Attached is a flyer for anyone who might be interested.
Thanks again!
Micah Wheat Recruiting Coordinator Stone Mountain School 828-669-8639 Ext. 118 828-669-2521 Fax 828-216-4099 Cell mwheat@stonemountainschool.com
Camp Home Page http://www.campwoodbrooke.org/index.php Job Descriptions and Application Materials
Lake
Valley Camp: Expedition Guide
Resource Management Technician position with the National Park
System: Apostle Islands National Lake Shore
Follow this Link to View Details:
http://jobsearch.usajobs.gov/jobsearch.asp?q=CK181460ES&salmin=&salmax=&
Interpretive Program Manager Position with the International Crane Foundation
The International Crane Foundation (ICF) invites applications for the position of Interpretive Program Manager.
Background: The ICF is a conservation organization committed to safeguarding the world’s 15 species of cranes and the ecosystems in which they live. ICF uses the charisma of cranes to bring diverse people together to solve problems of significance for wildlife and people. To gain understanding and support for our efforts, ICF maintains live bird displays of all 15 species of cranes and runs a visitors program for the public during all but the winter months. ICF is embarking on making a significant transformation to our publicly accessible central campus through the expansion of live bird displays and the enhancement of interpretive exhibitry, programs and services.
Duties: ICF seeks a professional in the field of interpretive programs, visitor services, and exhibit planning, development, implementation and evaluation. The successful candidate will lead the Conservation Education Department’s on-site interpretive and visitors programs. S/he will lead the department’s contribution to site improvements; the planning and development of new interpretive materials and services; and, the evaluation and improvement of existing interpretive materials and services. S/he will also provide oversight to the visitors program, supervising a diverse group including one full time staff member, a number of seasonal naturalist interns, occasional international interns, and a large number of volunteers. S/he will work closely with peer program staff and management to ensure the quality and effectiveness of the visitors and interpretive programs. Some national and potentially international travel is expected.
Required: The successful candidate will have:
Desired: Preference will be given to individuals with training and experience in one or more of the following:
Applications: Applicants should provide a letter describing their interest in and qualifications for the position; a detailed resume; salary requirements; and the names, addresses, telephone numbers and email addresses of three references. (References will only be contacted after notification of the applicant.) Applications will be confidential. Applicants must be US citizens or residents or have a valid visa and documents to work in the US.
Applications should be sent electronically to Linda Foster (LFoster@savingcranes.org) and Erica Cochrane (ecochrane@savingcranes.org) by Sunday, 20 April 2008. For more information on ICF visit: www.savingcranes.org.
Naturalist Apprentice Position with Land Between the Lakes
Position: Naturalist Apprentice
Location: Woodlands Nature Station Land Between The Lakes National Recreation Area, US Forest Service, Cadiz, KY
Deadline: Open until filled
Duties:
Job Description: The apprenticeship is a full time (40 hours/ week) one year term. The apprenticeship provides a stipend of $200.00/ week plus on-site housing. Training opportunities are available.
Job requirements: Bachelor’s Degree or accredited Associate Degree. Ability to talk with general public and children.
Send or email resume, cover letter, and 3 references to: John Pollpeter Woodlands Nature Station 100 Van Morgan Drive Golden Pond, KY 42211-9001 270-924-2120 jmpollpeter@hotmail.com
Naturalist: Meramec State Park I am searching for applicants to fill seasonal naturalist positions at Meramec State Park. The time frame for seasonal work will start in April and conclude in Sept./Oct. Seasonal naturalists here provide a wide range of nature education programs for park visitors so that our guests might better understand and appreciate the park’s natural resources. Examples include guiding tours through Fisher Cave, leading nature walks on park trails, presenting aquatic programs and presenting campground amphitheater programs. Staff will also participate in several field research projects. Each staff member will also learn about and develop the skill of interpretation. This position is an extremely strong resume builder!
Benefits include a wage of $6.65 per hour, free housing, free utilities and a backyard with 6,898 acres of natural splendor. The housing is provided in a modern, six bedroom, furnished, co-ed living quarters.
The natural resources of the park include a pristine eight-mile section of the Meramec River classified as an ‘Outstanding National Resource Waters’, 47 caves, numerous glades, spring-fed streams, several fens, woodlands, and thousands of acres of mature forest. Correspondingly, the flora and fauna of the park are highly diverse and include many conservation concern species with several federally listed endangered species. Two full-time naturalists assist seasonal naturalists in how to interpret the park’s natural wonders for visitors.
Students with education in botany, dendrology, ecology, entomology, environmental education, geology, herpetology, ichthyology, mammalogy, natural history interpretation, ornithology, plant taxonomy, public speaking, speleology, and wildlife management courses are preferred.
Applicants must be willing to work some evenings and weekends. Applicants must be in excellent physical condition and able to perform strenuous outdoor work under harsh environmental conditions.
Applicants should submit a resume with a copy of their college transcript ASAP to Brian Wilcox, Meramec State Park, 115 Meramec Park Dr., Sullivan, MO 63080 or FAX 573-468-5051. Call 573-468-8155 days, 573- 468-6615 evenings, or brian.wilcox@dnr.mo.gov for more details.
Meramec State Park is a facility of the Mo. Dept. of Natural Resources, an equal opportunity employer.
Student Conservation Association Jobs: Milwaukee Crew Leaders
P.O. Box 550 Charlestown, NH 03603 Phone: 603-543-1700
Fax: 603-543-1828
Lake Superior Pathfinders Jobs: 2008
Fellowships with Enviropreneur Camp
Applications are now being taken for fellowships in the 2008
Enviropreneur Camp, hosted by the Property and Environment Research
Center (PERC) from July 9-24, in Bozeman, Montana.
then we think
PERC’s Enviropreneur Camp is a place for you.
Need Rock Climbers, Bikers, Canoeists and Trip Leaders
Our trips include Mt. Washington, Mt. Lafayette, the Appalachian Trail, Mt. Moosilauke, the Presidential Range, Mt. Mahoosuc, Lake Umbagog, Mt. Smarts, Mt. Cube, the Androsgoggin River, mountain biking and many others.
Our web site is (WWW.Moosilauke.com) Application is attached.
Great Summer Camp Counselor Positions Available For Certified Trip Leaders in Hiking, Canoeing, Rock Climbing, Bouldering, Kayaking and Mountain Biking.
Camp Location: Camp Moosilauke is located in New Hampshire on 250 beautiful acres of land. We have an incredible lake and the camp is surrounded by mountains.
Camp Description: Camp Moosilauke provides excellent mountain biking, hiking and canoeing trips. Our trips include Mt. Washington, Mt. Lafayette, the Appalachian Trail, Mt. Moosilauke, Lake Umbagog, Mt. Smarts, Mt. Cube, the Androsgoggin River and many others. We teach outdoor life skills and leave no trace camping. We offer all land and water sports with great instruction and competition. Moosilauke is a small camp, which is perfect for counselors who love to do a variety of activities and go on trips. We hire men and women for counselor positions.
Hiring Requirements: Age 19+, Male and female counselors with experience in mountain biking, canoeing, kayaking, hiking, or a certification in ARC life guarding, WFA or WFR. We offer a free ARC life guarding certification course.
Salary Range: From $2,000 to $2,500 Staff Arrival Date: June 18, 2007 Staff Departure: August 15, 2007 Please contact Kenny Miller at kmiller451@aol.com or (303) 670-2066 if you are interested.
Guide for the Chequamegon Adventure Company
My name is Dan Lichtenstein
and I am the Associate Director of a summer camp in Hayward,
Wisconsin and each summer we hire about 75 staff to work at
our residential youth camp. Typically we hire college age
students who have a desire to work in an alternative setting
with children. I have heard excellent things about Northland
students.
Jobs with the El Paso County Parks
Posting from: Annie Ralph, Outdoor Education/Natural History Graduate
These jobs are perfect for people from
our Outdoor Education department. The two years I spent working for
El Paso County Parks at Fountain Creek Nature Center were great! I
could go on and on forever about how much I learned and had fun, and
how wonderful the people there are to work with!!!
Summer Jobs on the Saint Croix National Scenic Riverway
There are two
different positions available, a Visitor Use Assistant and a Park
Ranger. Currently we are recruiting under
The Visitor Use Assistant
The Visitor Use
Assistant's ($11.34/hr) main duty is to provide river
information and trip planning assistance at the visitor center. They would
also be responsible for contacting and educating visitors on the Namekagon
and upper St. Croix rivers by canoe, kayak, or vehicle; staffing
booths at
special events; maintaining bulletin boards; and performing other
interpretive tasks.
The Park Ranger's ($12.73/hr) duties include presenting already
developed
interpretive and educational programs to the general public and camp
groups; developing interpretive written materials; providing river
information and trip planning assistance at the visitor center;
contacting
and educating visitors on the Namekagon and upper St. Croix rivers
by canoe, kayak, or vehicle; staffing booths at special events;
maintaining
bulletin boards; and performing other interpretive tasks. They
would be
given the opportunity to develop and present their own interpretive
program.
Seasonal Naturalist Positions(4) with Trees for Tomorrow View Details (and scroll down) http://www.treesfortomorrow.com/tftjobs.htm
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