15 Environmental Education - Interpretation jobs

Clemson University’s R.M Cooper 4-H Leadership Center Clemson University’s Camp Bob Cooper is seeking instructors to join our amazing outdoor education and rentals team for our Spring Season (with the potential to stay on through Summer). We provide educational programs for elementary and middle schools around the state.  Camp Bob Cooper is located in the Lowcountry of SC on a 110 acre peninsula on Lake Marion (SC’s largest lake).  Our location provides a range of ecosystems being in a lake setting and an hour from the coast in Charleston. Instructors will be trained and teach children in aquatic ecology, forestry studies, wildlife ecology, soils science, natural history of the area, teams course, and high adventure (ropes courses and climbing wall). The job includes day and evening programs but no overnight supervision of school children in cabins.  We also work with various private and public groups that want a rental experience in a camp setting.  For information take a look...

·         Design and implement education programs and services for delivery to children, adults, and teachers year round ·         Develop and present summer camp sessions every summer. ·         Assist with Maple syrup production/must be able to lift up to 50 lbs. ·         Work with other departments of the Foundation for programming needs and development ·         Interaction with members through programs, functions and meetings ·         Create educational teaching materials and exhibits as instructed ·         Serve as a secondary instructor for Hunter Education classes ·         Lead all Scout programs ·         Manage Eagle Scout projects as needed ·         Design products to market educational programs such as brochures and flyers ·         Work weekends and evenings as needed ·         Assist with administrative aspects of the program scheduling and planning ·         Assist with land restoration...

NEIWPCC is seeking a full-time science writer to provide their scientific and technical expertise in writing and publishing communications products for the Long Island Sound Study (LISS). What You Will Do As a science writer for NEIWPCC, your work will be heavily geared towards implementing the LISS Communications, Outreach, and Engagement (COE) Plan. You will write articles and feature projects on LISS’s online communications channels, assist with the Living Shoreline Project’s interactive map and webpages, perform website updates, support the development of public engagement content, drafting and coordinating social media content, assist with photography and videography initiatives, and provide scientific, technical, and programmatic communications support on various initiatives. You will participate in occasional site visits, programmatic meetings, conferences, and summits. You will also directly oversee and manage the work of other communications team members and help to...

Applications should be submitted with a cover letter and resume. Title the email “Oceanic Global Science & Advocacy Manager Application” and send it to admin@oceanic.global.    About Oceanic Global Founded in 2016, Oceanic Global (OG) reconnects humanity to the ocean as the beating heart of the earth, and provides tangible solutions and blueprints for coexisting in harmony with the natural world. The 501c3 non-profit builds tools, mobilizes communities, and develops educational resources and standards that inspire global action and catalyze cross-sector change.  In 2018, Oceanic Global launched the Blue Standard (Blue), a first-of-its-kind cross industry standard that establishes universal accountability for responsible business leadership, with over 500 + global businesses in 30+ countries and 7 global governments engaged to date. Oceanic Global is based in Brooklyn, New York with international hubs and volunteer bases in New York, London, Los Angeles, Barcelona,...

Description Renowned for its accredited researched-based undergraduate field programs, Wildlands Studies seeks candidates holding an MSc or PhD to be the Lead Instructor for a new field program in Spring 2025. Students consistently report that their Wildlands Studies experience added depth and meaning to their on-campus classes and “changed their lives”. Wildlands Studies instructors enhance their own credentials with unique opportunities to teach in the field while engaging students in active research. The Lead Instructor will direct students on an academically rigorous, wilderness-based six-week field study to explore habitats and cultures of specific international locales. We are specifically seeking new international locations that will attract students and cover a wide variety of topics and terrain within our mission. We specifically welcome proposals for Japan, South America (new locations), Mongolia, Tanzania or another location in southern Africa, the...

Program Coordinator   Do you have a passion about addressing community sustainability?   Do you have experience in moving your vision to practical action?   Have you created programs that address social and environmental issues?   Do you use facilitation skills to lead groups to implementation?   If so, this position may be for you. About the work The Program Coordinator for the Institute of Cultural Affairs (ICA) will be responsible for creating and growing the organization’s programs. The Coordinator collaborates closely with the Executive Director to ensure that all programs are mission-oriented and sustainably effective. The ideal candidate will be enthusiastic about working with all ages, particularly focused in the Uptown community of Chicago, and have the ambition to take on additional duties and responsibilities as the organization grows. Top candidates will be able to build and maintain strong relationships with schools, organizations, and community...