Outdoor Stewardship & Education Technician

Oregonmetro; Portland (OR); Híbrido; USD 44.000 - 59.000; A tiempo parcial

Descripción de la vacante

Metro's Parks and Nature department seeks a Stewardship Technician to deliver inclusive outdoor stewardship and education across parks, natural areas, and historic cemeteries. You will work with volunteers and community groups to restore habitat and connect people with nature.

Responsibilities include implementing program plans, maintaining gear, coordinating activities, and ensuring safety. You will help advance environmental justice and equitable access to nature while collaborating with a

Formación

• Associate degree in environmental education, natural resources, biology, ecology, parks and recreation, or related field.
• Two years of related experience in land tending and outdoor program facilitation.

Responsabilidades

• Coordinate and implement land stewardship, outdoor education, and public programs.
• Support volunteers, students, families, and community groups in hands-on activities.
• Build relationships with community organizations, schools, and participants.
• Prepare, transport, organize, and maintain tools, materials, and educational supplies.
• Track participation and assist with evaluating program outcomes.
• Work safely in outdoor environments and contribute to a positive team culture.

Conocimientos

Strong communication

PNW ecology

Land stewardship

Organizational skills

Educational materials design

Team collaboration

Safety practices

Educación

Associate degree in environmental fields

Descripción del empleo

Metro's Parks and Nature department seeks a Stewardship Technician to deliver inclusive outdoor stewardship and education across parks, natural areas, and historic cemeteries. You will work with volunteers and community groups to restore habitat and connect people with nature.

Responsibilities include implementing program plans, maintaining gear, coordinating activities, and ensuring safety. You will help advance environmental justice and equitable access to nature while collaborating with a