Outdoor Educator & Park Programs Fellow

Student Conservation Association; Village of Voorheesville (NY); Presencial; USD 20.000 - 25.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Housing provided on Thacher State Park

Health Insurance

AmeriCorps Benefits

Descripción de la vacante

Student Conservation Association seeks an Outdoor Educator at Thacher State Park in Voorheesville, NY. You will develop and deliver educational programs on the park’s biology, geology, and history, and assist with stewardship projects and events throughout the year.

A bachelor’s degree in a related field, a personal vehicle, and strong public engagement are required. Housing is provided on site, and the position runs 40 hours per week with a $500 weekly stipend, plus AmeriCorps benefits.

Formación

• Bachelor’s degree, preferably in Geology, Biology, Environmental Studies, Education, or related field.
• Personal vehicle required.
• Ability to interact professionally with unhappy patrons.
• Ability to work independently or with a partner.
• Artistic skills in graphic design or other visual arts.

Responsabilidades

• The creation and completion of educational programs focused on the park’s unique biological features.
• The creation and completion of educational programs focused on the park’s geologic and historical qualities, as necessary.
• Assistance with ongoing stewardship projects throughout the park, including Project FeederWatch in the winter, Project NestWatch in the spring/summer, and wild parsnip removal in the summer.
• Assistance in the planning and completion of several events throughout the year, such as I Love My Parks Day in May, and Hawk Watch in September.

Conocimientos

Personal vehicle

Patron interaction

Independent work

Graphic design

Educación

Bachelor's degree (Geology, Biology, Environmental Studies, Education)

Descripción del empleo

Student Conservation Association seeks an Outdoor Educator at Thacher State Park in Voorheesville, NY. You will develop and deliver educational programs on the park’s biology, geology, and history, and assist with stewardship projects and events throughout the year.

A bachelor’s degree in a related field, a personal vehicle, and strong public engagement are required. Housing is provided on site, and the position runs 40 hours per week with a $500 weekly stipend, plus AmeriCorps benefits.