Requirements:

• Experience or willing to gain experience teaching or working with children
• Desire to work with and respond to the needs of children of different ages and personalities
• Willing to learn about natural ecosystems, native wildlife, and conservation issues
• Creative and willing to use different teaching styles to promote an engaging atmosphere for campers
• Ability to work well on a team or alone on projects
• Behave in a professional, respectful manner when representing the Foundation
• Flexible and willing to perform all duties as directed

Responsibilities:

• Lead engaging camp activities like science education, nature exploration, nature based arts and crafts and outdoor sporting skills such as Archery.
• Actively monitor campers during activities, ensuring their safety and addressing any potential hazards
• Act as a positive role model for campers, fostering personal growth and development
• Teach two, week-long summer day camps that meet the mission of the Foundation and follow the best practices in the field of environmental education and interpretation
• Maintain open communication with the camp staff and supervisor, providing updates on camper needs
• Administer basic first aid as needed and report any injuries to the camp leadership
• Assist with maintaining and organization of camp facilities