AmeriCorps Conservation Educator at Teton Raptor Center

Conservation Maven; Jackson (WY); On-site; USD 16,000 - 20,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Room and board on campus

Living allowance $400/week

Segal Education Award

Job summary

Teton Raptor Center seeks an AmeriCorps Conservation Educator to develop and promote educational materials for national conservation initiatives and to help deliver programs locally in Jackson Hole, WY. The ACE will engage diverse audiences, curate content for digital platforms, and build partnerships across the region.

Term: January 11 – August 26, 2027. Includes a weekly living allowance, room and board, and a Segal Education Award upon completion.

Qualifications

• Must be 21+ years of age with a valid driver's license.
• Current CPR & AED for Adult and Child and First Aid Certification.
• Must pass criminal history background check, driving record, and drug screening.
• Ability to lift up to 40 lbs. and perform physical tasks.
• Willingness to travel for outreach events, including multi-day trips.

Responsibilities

• Develop, create, and promote educational materials for national initiatives Sporting Lead-Free and Poo-Poo Project.
• Deliver educational programming locally and off-site.
• Create outreach content for TRC’s digital platforms and social media.
• Conduct outreach to build new partnerships and expand audiences.
• Support program demonstrations and maintain outreach material inventory.

Skills

Organizational skills

Communication skills

Public engagement

Outreach coordination

Education

College student or recent graduate

Job description

### AmeriCorps Conservation Educator at Teton Raptor CenterSave JobTeton Raptor CenterJackson,Wyoming| | || --- | --- || Job Type | AmeriCorps || Salary | Living allowance of $400 per week during the term of service || Benefits | Upon completion of the term, members will receive a Segal Education Award of based on number of hours completed. Members will also receive a weekly $400 living stipend. Room and board are provided as part of this position at Teton Science Schools || Deadline | Nov 13, 2026 || Min. Experience | 0 - 1 year |**AMERICORPS CONSERVATION EDUCATOR** **AT TETON RAPTOR CENTER**Term: January 11 - August 26, 2027Jackson Hole, Wyoming**ORGANIZATIONAL OVERVIEW:** Teton Raptor Center (TRC) is a nonprofit organization working to advance raptor conservation through education, research, and rehabilitation. TRC is located on a historic property in Wilson, Wyoming.**POSITION DESCRIPTION:** Teton Raptor Center is seeking a creative and self-motivated individual to help take our conservation initiatives and educational outreach to the next level. The primary roles of the AmeriCorps Conservation Educator (ACE) are to A) develop, create and promote educational materials to support two key nationwide conservation initiatives, Sporting Lead-Free and the Poo-Poo Project and B) help deliver educational programming locally to bring attention to raptor conservation. The ACE will contribute to creation of outreach materials and activities for all types of learners that will complement these conservation initiatives. The AmeriCorps Conservation Educator will help bring these national conservation initiatives to the next level and assist in delivering programs on- and off-site.Under the supervision of the Conservation Director and Education Specialist, the AmeriCorps Conservation Educator will:* Develop, build, create, and share engaging information, materials, and activities that elevate awareness and participation in Teton Raptor Center’s keystone conservation initiatives, including **Sporting Lead-Free** and the **Port-O-Potty Owl Project** (Poo-Poo Project).* Assemble **educational guides, hands-on materials, visual aids, displays, and toolkits** tailored to diverse audiences such as hunters, anglers, agency partners, ambassadors and the general public to support conservation initiatives.* Curate, create, and contribute educational content for TRC’s and SLF’s **digital platforms**, including social media and websites.* Regularly conduct **outreach** to establish and build new outreach partners engaging in the SLF and Poo-Poo initiatives.* Support delivery of educational **programs** and demonstrations on and off-site.* Build and maintain inventory of outreach and conservation materials, shipping, and follow-up with partners.* Gather and summarize feedback following outreach delivery, and work with supervisors to refine and enhance content and materials.**QUALIFICATIONS & SKILLS:*** Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail.* Strong communication skills, including the ability to call and find new partners to advance the SLF and Poo-Poo initiatives, including giving free Poo-Poo screens and sample lead-free tackle packs to agency partners across the nation.* An excitement and willingness to engage the public about our work through both formal and informal platforms.* Able to stay on task and complete assignments in a timely manner with minimal supervision.* Creative, and strong desire for hands-on building of educational supplies (including epoxy casts of spent ammunition, laser cutting materials, assembly of kestrel boxes. etc) ).* Punctual, reliable, and willing to put in a full day of work, every day.* A love of nature, especially birds, and a desire to share that love with audiences of all ages (note – while academic background knowledge of education and/or ecosystems and conservation is helpful, it is not required to be successful in this position).* Good health and fitness, including the willingness and ability to perform physically demanding tasks such as cleaning and lifting (up to 40 lbs.) and to work in unheated spaces during cold weather.* Willingness to infrequently travel with TRC staff for outreach events, including multi-day trips.* Some firearms familiarity or willingness to learn and engage in shooting activities for outreach materials collection.* In college or recently graduated and at least 21 years of age with a valid driver’s license.* Commitment to the entire AmeriCorps term timeframe and ability/flexibility to work five days per week at TRC (9:00a - 5:30p most days – times and days may be adjusted to accommodate for programs).* Must be a United States citizen, a United States national, or a legal permanent resident of the United States.* Successful applicants must pass a criminal history background check, driving record review and drug screening prior to start date.* Current CPR & AED for Adult and Child and First Aid Certification.**TASK & EXPERIENCE ALLOCATION** (note all numbers are estimates and will vary from week to week and seasonally):* Building/Creating Outreach Materials: 50%* Direct Partner Outreach: 20%* Program Outreach: 20%* Other Duties as Assigned: 10%**BENEFITS:*** Room and Board on the Jackson Campus of Teton Science Schools* Living allowance of $400 per week during the term of service* Training and professional development in educational philosophy, pedagogy, behavior management, risk management and leadership.* Segal Education Award upon successful completion of service. Please note the 1200-hour term will be completed by 8/26/2027. \\*Segal AmeriCorps Education award corresponding to length of service term (amounts set by AmeriCorps- the federal agency). Available 6-8 weeks after completion of exit process at term’s end. Valid for 7 years; can be applied towards college tuition or any federally-backed student loan in the AmeriCorps member’s name.How To Apply**TO APPLY:** Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis, with priority given to candidates who apply before December 17, 2026.Please apply here to upload your resume, cover letter, and three professional references. Your resume and cover letter should be uploaded as a single PDF explaining your interest in our work and answering this question: “What do you expect to achieve as a result of this AmeriCorps position?” The file should be saved with your name, year, and the position in the file title (e.g., “LastName\\_FirstName\\_2026\\_AmeriCorps”).This program is available to all, without regard to race, color, national origin, disability, age, sex, political affiliation, or, in most instances, religion. People with disabilities are encouraged to applyWhen you apply, please indicate that you are responding to the posting on Conservation Job Board.