Healing Land & Water

Not found for 'AmeriCorps; Whiteriver (AZ); On-site; USD 15,000 - 25,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Education award

Living Allowance

Job summary

The ABHS AmeriCorps Program engages members in service roles that strengthen community wellness, cultural continuity, environmental stewardship, and youth development across the White Mountain Apache Tribe. Members support culturally grounded, evidence-informed activities aligned with AmeriCorps priority areas.

Environmental stewardship members restore and protect ecosystems through debris removal, invasive species management, land stabilization, and related projects on tribal lands and parks.

Qualifications

• Teamwork and collaboration with site supervisors and staff.
• High school diploma or GED required.
• Commitment to safety procedures and training.

Responsibilities

• Conduct debris removal, invasive plant clearing, erosion control, habitat restoration on tribal lands, parks, and culturally significant outdoor areas.
• Treat 10 acres of parks/public lands and complete improvements on additional 10 acres.
• Complete site report for each project documenting location, activity type, acreage treated, and progress toward restoration goals.
• Follow all safety procedures, use proper tools and equipment, participate in required stewardship training.
• Collaborate with site supervisors, cultural advisors, land management staff to ensure work signs with tribal priorities and ecological best practices.
• Maintain accurate service logs and support data collection for reporting.

Skills

Team Work

Education

High school diploma/GED

Job description

The ABHS AmeriCorps Program engages members in service roles that strengthen community wellness, cultural continuity, environmental stewardship, and youth development across the White Mountain Apache Tribe. Members support culturally grounded, evidence-informed activities aligned with AmeriCorps priority areas. Environmental stewardship members restore and protect at-risk ecosystems through debris removal, invasive species management, and land stabilization, improving environmental health, safety, and resilience while contributing to priority land restoration outcomes. These roles build local capacity and support long-term, culturally rooted solutions for community well-being.

Member Duties

• Conduct debris removal, invasive plant clearing, erosion control, habitat restoration on tribal lands, parks, and culturally significant outdoor areas.
• Treat 10 acres of parks/public lands and complete improvements on additional 10 acres.
• Complete site report for each project documenting location, activity type, acreage treated, and progress toward restoration goals.
• Follow all safety procedures, use proper tools and equipment, participate in required stewardship training.
• Collaborate with site supervisors, cultural advisors, land management staff to ensure work signs with tribal priorities and ecological best practices.
• Maintain accurate service logs and support data collection for reporting.

Program Benefits

• Education award upon successful completion of service
• Living Allowance

Terms

• Permits attendance at school during off hours
• Permits working at another job during off hours
• Uniforms provided and required

Service Areas

• Community and Economic Development
• Environment
• Tribal

Skills

• Team Work

Program Type

AmeriCorps State / National

Program

Healing Land & Water

Program Start/End Date

01/08/2027 - 01/08/2028

Work Schedule

Part Time

Education level

High school diploma/GED

Age Requirement

Minimum: 17 Maximum: None

Program Locations

ARIZONA

Accepting Applications

From 09/15/2026 To 12/31/2026

Contact

• Anna Olson
• PO Box 1089
• Whiteriver AZ 85941
• 9289883289
• [e-mail]