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Perform public relations, photography or naturalist functions including but not limited to school presentations and nature center programs. PERIPHERAL DUTIES:Perform maintenance duties including but not limited to routine patrol vehicle maintenance; snow removal; the grooming of bike, ski or nature trails; and other grounds or maintenance duties as skills allow.
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Designs and fabricates interpretive exhibits for display, and designs interpretive brochures, flyers, newsletters and other nature center publications; Greets visitors to the nature center and park and provides information and impromptu interpretation of the site as appropriate.
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Incumbent serves as Camp Counselor for Hamilton County Parks and Recreation Department, responsible for assisting in developing, coordinating, and supervising nature related programs and maintaining Cool Creek Nature Center.
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The Naturalist is responsible for teaching environmental and social science education programs to children at the Environmental Nature Center and ENC Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary. At least one year of experience as a formal or informal science educator, working with children in an environmental education setting as an interpreter, naturalist, or equivalent.
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Job Title: Nature Camp Naturalist. Nature Camp has been a reliable, safe, nature-based summer day camp option for Seattle-area families since 1982. It is where children who love the outdoors find friendship and fuel a lifelong curiosity about birds and nature.
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The Greenwich Audubon Center is a nature center and wildlife sanctuary owned and operated by the National Audubon Society. The nature center is located in the southwest corner of Connecticut, in the town of Greenwich.
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Our Summer Camp Counselor will report to the Associate Director of the Blair Visitor Center and lead and support outdoor education and nature interpretation programs on-site for Sanctuary visitors of all ages.
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The Park Interpreter/Birthday Party Host is responsible for planning and conducting nature-themed birthday parties for groups of children, primarily on weekends, and helping with occasional weekend coverage at Carson Nature Center, and other public programs and community booth events.
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We offer various outdoor-focused programs based on conservation education, wilderness survival skills, naturalist, and adventure. Qualifications: Previous camp experience or working with youth preferred Must have a desire to work with various age groups Must be a positive role model Good communication skills Interest or background in the outdoors: hiking, nature, hunting, fishing, canoeing, etc.
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The Naturalist 1 plans, develops and implements Outdoor Experiences programs to increase the public’s environmental awareness and concern for the conservation, preservation, and management of wildlife, plant communities and open space, through interpretation and outdoor education.
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Summary: Under the direction of the Heller Nature Center Manager and with direct supervision from Naturalist Program Supervisor, the Program Instructor is responsible for conducting a wide variety of environmental education, interpretive and outdoor recreation programs.
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Work as part of the Resource Management Division (RMD) as the site manager (Naturalist III) at Riverbend Park in Great Falls, Va. Under general supervision, manages the operations, staff, and facilities of a park with significant natural and cultural resources.
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Alissa Koch, Nature Center Manager II (Daggerwing Nature Center) Assists with planning, implementing and evaluating nature-based and indoor/outdoor recreational programs, environmental/historical/cultural educational programs and community events.
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Work as part of the Resource Management Division (RMD) as the site manager (Naturalist III) at Hidden Pond Nature Center in Springfield, Va. Under general supervision, manages the operations, staff, and facilities of a park with significant natural and cultural resources.
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The Interpretive Naturalist assists with development, implementation and evaluation of natural history programming for those served by the Homer Lake Interpretive Center within the Museum & Education Department.
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