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03-Dec-20 12:06 AM
URL: https://akcoastalstudies.org/about-us/jobs-volunteers.html
Company / Organization: Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies
Pay Rate: $1,800 - $2,225
City: Homer
State or Country if outside US: AK
Application Deadline: 18-Jan-21
Duration: 3 months
Description:

Do you enjoy getting people excited about our natural world? As an Environmental Educator, Naturalist, or Intern with the Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies, you'll have the opportunity to share your energy and enthusiasm by leading educational programs for children, school groups, locals, and visitors to Alaska. As a non-profit environmental education and stewardship organization, the Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies' mission is to foster responsible interaction with our natural surroundings and to generate knowledge of the unique ecosystems of Kachemak Bay. Our seasonal staff are employed at five locations in the Homer/Kachemak Bay area: the Wynn Nature Center (a 145-acre boreal forest preserve), the Inspriation Ridge Preserve, the semi-remote Peterson Bay Field Station, the Yurt on the Spit, and the CACS Headquarters Building in downtown Homer. Responsibilities vary by position. Please visit our website for full job descriptions of each location and information on how to apply.


Requirements:

Qualified applicants are energetic and flexible, possess curiosity and enthusiasm about the natural world and human communities, have experience or a desire to develop skills in place-based environmental education or natural history interpretation, and demonstrate the maturity needed to live in group situations.


Point of Contact: Shannon Moore

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