Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Environmental Education Specialist Will Assist the Refuge With Many Activities That Both Connect the Local Community and Provide the Candidate With Prime Career Experience. Activities Include But Are Not Limited to Planning and Presenting Environmental Education Programs for a Variety of Audiences, Leading Guided Walks for Public Audiences or School Groups, Using Verbal and Written Communication to Engage the Local Community, Developing or Revising Lesson Plans, Designing Flyers and Providing Social Media Content, and Assisting in Operation of a Visitor Center. the Candidate Will Also Gain Training and Certification to Teach Youth Outdoor Skills Like Fishing, Archery, and Kayaking. These Experiential Learning Opportunities Will Be Hands on, Engaging, and Culturally Relevant and Will Utilize Resources in the Local Community and Environment. the Duties of This Position Will Support Refuge Goals Through Presenting Programs, Fostering Partnerships, Co Teaching and Leading.
Committed
$149,079
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