Education: B.A. or B.S. degree from an accredited institution Experience: Teaching environmental sciences and interdisciplinary education, preferably at a residential outdoor science school. Demonstrate, by past experience, the ability to work with children. License or Certificate: Valid and current First Aid (minimum is WFA) and CPR. SALARY/BENEFITS: - Salaries start $15.17/hour with an increase each year up to six years. - 5% stipend for fluent Spanish speakers who pass the Bilingual Assessment. - Full (single only) dental and vision benefits and limited medical benefits are available for full year employees. - Room and board are not provided. - The naturalist position is a Classified Temporary position. Holidays and sick days are not available.

Position begins September and continues until early June with Thanksgiving, winter and Spring breaks in between for approximately 125-130 work days during the school year. -The majority of work weeks are four day: Tuesday – Friday with a few Monday – Thursday weeks, with a few five day weeks. - In a typical, 32 hour work week: - Tuesday = 8am – 5pm (8 hours) - Wednesday = 8:30am – 9pm with breaks in between (10-12 hours) - Thursday = 8:30am – 5pm with breaks in between (6-8 hours) - Friday = 8am – 2pm (6 hours) - Every 6-8 weeks naturalist rotate into a “night naturalist” role for one week. This shift is from 4:15pm – 9:30am on the following day. Under general direction, conduct an activity oriented, interdisciplinary curriculum in science field study to fifth and sixth grade students in a camp setting; also train, supervise and evaluate high school Cabin Leaders, conduct camp evening activities and participate in classroom teacher in-service.