Outdoor Environmental Science Educator - Housing Included

Latino Outdoors; Sausalito (CA); On-site; USD 23,000 - 26,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Housing provided

Retirement plan

Paid time off

Job summary

NatureBridge in Sausalito, CA is seeking an Environmental Science Educator to lead multi-day, student-centered programs in the National Parks. This full-time role includes health benefits, housing, paid time off, and opportunities for evening programming.

You will work with diverse youth, deliver outdoors instruction, manage risk, and support colleagues through meetings and program reflection. Must meet eligibility and be able to hike 5–7 miles and work flexible hours.

Qualifications

• At least 1 year of relevant formal or informal teaching experience.
• Strong social and emotional skills to build rapport with diverse groups.
• A demonstrated commitment to equity and inclusion in teaching and workplace.
• Wilderness First Aid Certification or willingness to attain prior to start date.
• Ability to perform physically challenging outdoor work and hike 5–7 miles.

Responsibilities

• Lead multi-day, student-centered, experiential environmental science programs outdoors.
• Facilitate inclusive, culturally relevant instruction connecting learning to students’ lives and communities.
• Engage students in scientific practices through hands-on investigations and adapt programming to school groups.
• Follow risk management policies and document needs; assist with safety and logistics.
• Design and lead evening programs or support guest presenters.
• Assess and document student learning; participate in staff meetings and program debriefs.
• Maintain gear and contribute to campus stewardship and fundraising storytelling.

Skills

Teaching experience

Communication

Equity inclusion

Feedback openness

Adaptability

Flexible hours

Job description

NatureBridge in Sausalito, CA is seeking an Environmental Science Educator to lead multi-day, student-centered programs in the National Parks. This full-time role includes health benefits, housing, paid time off, and opportunities for evening programming.

You will work with diverse youth, deliver outdoors instruction, manage risk, and support colleagues through meetings and program reflection. Must meet eligibility and be able to hike 5–7 miles and work flexible hours.