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Lead the delivery of environmental education lessons on topics such as ecology, conservation, sustainability, outdoor skills, and team building. Supervise, mentor, and support a team of environmental education instructors during program hours. Serve as the primary point of contact for instructors on-site, ensuring activities run on time and according to schedule. Assist with training, onboarding, and scheduling of instructional staff. Ensure the safety and well-being of all participants and respond to incidents or emergencies according to protocol. Foster a positive, inclusive, and engaging learning environment for students of diverse backgrounds. Communicate regularly with the Head of Environmental Education to report progress, challenges, and staffing needs. Maintain and manage teaching materials, equipment, and supplies. Making recommendations for needed supplies to Head of Environmental Education. Assist in the cleaning and upkeep of camp facilities. Ie. Lodge, Barn, Bathrooms, Kitchen, and cabins. Assist in the care and maintenance of campgrounds. Ie raking, weeding, digging, etc. Represent the organization professionally to visiting teachers, parents, and community partners. Adjust and adapt programming as needed due to group needs, weather, or other variables.

Minimum Education required:

High School Diploma or Equivalent.

Minimum Experience required:

1 year as an Environmental or Outdoor Education instructor or a closely related field.

Skills Required:

Leadership & Mentoring:

Proven ability to lead teams, provide feedback, and support peers in a positive and professional manner.

Environmental Education Expertise:

Strong understanding of environmental science, sustainability, and outdoor education principles.

Instructional Skills:

Ability to deliver dynamic, age-appropriate lessons that engage youth in outdoor learning. Ability to hike, lift program materials, and work outdoors in various weather conditions.

Program Coordination:

Capable of organizing schedules, managing supplies, and supporting the logistics of field-based programming.

Problem-Solving:

Calm and resourceful in managing unexpected challenges or schedule changes.

Communication:

Excellent interpersonal skills with youth, colleagues, teachers, and site partners.

Safety Awareness:

Skilled in risk management and emergency response in outdoor settings.

Inclusivity:

Commitment to equity, accessibility, and cultural sensitivity in education. Ability to meet Council requirements for driving council vehicle. Minimum License, Certifications- Have or obtain during first 30 days Valid California driver's license and an insured vehicle in good working order. First Aid/CPR certification (Wilderness First Aid a plus). Must pass a background check and adhere to organizational youth safety guidelines. Mandated Reporter Certifcation Riverside County Food handlers Card Strong Candidates will possess professional certifications from organizations specializing in outdoor, environmental, nature based, and instructional fields. NAI Certified Interpretive Guide

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Cal naturalist/ Climate stewardship Ca State Parks ORL Other NAAEE accredited programs Benefits and perks Flexible schedule Staff housing available Meals during program days Uniform allowance Carpool option Beautiful outdoor work environment