Environmental/Outdoor Education Jobs

You've just uncovered the best outdoor education programs in the country! Those who have a deep care for the earth and have a love for nature, the environment, education, and the outdoors—and sharing it with others—will find endless opportunities here.

Whether you'll be...
• Leading educational canoe trips in a swamp forest
• Teaching children about native wildlife of the area
• Instructing outdoor education and recreation programs
• Facilitating team building and challenge course activities
• Coordinating living history and interpretive tours
• Working with birds of prey or various wildlife
• Assisting with environmental research projects
• Developing environmental education programs that help to protect the integrity of our earth's natural ecosystems
... you'll receive valuable training, education and life experiences that will enhance both your career and connections with people and the environment.

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• Check out the Adventure Jobs, Camp Jobs and Farm Jobs channels for additional outdoor and adventure education job opportunities!

Do you believe in the power of wild places? Lead high-quality, adventure-based, outdoor education programs in backcountry environments throughout the mid-Atlantic region!

Nestled in the heart of Appalachia lies Experience Learning, a 400-acre high preserve located just below the base of the highest mountain in West Virginia — Spruce Knob. With minimal trail systems and a million acres of the Monongahela National Forest, Instructors will lead participants on adventures they never knew possible. Experience Learning programs serve students in the 5th–12th grades, and include both residential and wilderness field courses based out of the Spruce Knob Mountain Center campus. Facilitating beyond the classroom wilderness learning programs, Outdoor Field Instructors help students gain the confidence, experience, and appreciation for our natural world through lessons and activities that include hiking, backpacking, camp craft, orienteering, caving, environmental education, rock climbing, canoeing, and survival skills. In addition, Instructors tailor courses to meet the thematic goals for each school served, leading students in discussions and initiatives around leadership, communication, environmental stewardship, teamwork, and creative problem solving.

2025 Outdoor Field Instructor Work Options
Resident Instructor: March 24th–October 31st
Spring Season: March 24th–May 31st
Spring/Summer: March 24th–August 26th (flexible end date)
Summer/Fall: June 1st–October 31st
Mountain Bike Summer Camp Instructor: June 1st–August 1st
Fall Season: August 18th–October 31st

Pay ranges from $65-$115/day DOE, shared housing, meals during programming, access to pro deals, 1 day of paid health leave/month, and opportunities for organizational advancement. Applicants must have a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent life experience with current WFA/CPR certification (an onsite WFA/CPR class is offered during the spring and fall). If you are a Jack or Jill-of-all-trades with a curiosity of our natural world, passionate about teaching and leading young people, and have a strong work ethic and keen judgment, fill out the online application or contact Katrina Weyland for more information.

What is Experience Learning? View a taste of the beyond-the-classroom learning experience.

• Blending adventure and learning together in a rigorous and challenging environment, Experience Learning programs highlight physical, emotional and intellectual growth through outdoor learning and discovery. Field Instructors will find hard work is balanced with a tight community of adventurous, dedicated and conscientious professionals who work hard to make positive change in our world.

Would you like to be part of an organization fostering community, connecting youth with their awe-inspiring natural world by embarking on adventures?

With immersive programs filled with epic stories and adventure, Trackers Earth is a youth organization of 20 years dedicated to igniting children's passion for real-life adventures while learning to navigate obstacles. Trackers believes empowering kids to tackle genuine challenges, fostering resilience by developing grit and character is essential for them to thrive. Join Trackers in teaching a diverse range of traditional outdoor skills, including wilderness survival, farmcraft, wild foraging, fishing, martial arts, boating, and beyond. Trackers do more in one day than most camps do all summer!

With summer work options available in the Bay Area (CA), Denver (CO), Portland (OR), and Seattle (WA), Educators/Guides and Coordinators are needed for summer youth camps to create thoughtful, challenging adventures in the outdoors. Prospective staff members must have the know-how—or a great willingness to learn—diverse skill sets such as wilderness survival and bushcraft, farm craft and homesteading, archery and bow making, kayaking, fishing and foraging, martial arts, rock climbing, and blacksmithing. Trackers pays more for day and overnight camps than comparable industry organizations. Training for the majority of positions begins in early June with the summer season running through late August.

If you maintain high professional standards, are able to set and communicate boundaries for youth in a positive way, think on your feet, and are creative in challenging situations, explore current job opportunities in the Bay Area, Denver, Portland and Seattle.

• Trackers needs individuals who are quick, thoughtful, and generous about solving challenges. The program thrives with people who see awesome opportunity in complexity—who remain calm when others are overwhelmed.

Are you interested in working with kids, being outside, exploring New England, and living with a team of Outdoor Educators? Seeking enthusiastic, dedicated individuals to provide high quality educational experiences for students!

With campuses in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine and New Hampshire, Outdoor Classroom is the largest overnight, hands-on, nature/science/SEL-based outdoor education program in the Northeast. From hiking trails to forests and mountains to beaches, 4th-8th grade students experience a 1-5 day field trip adventure of a lifetime. With environmental education programs that focus on social and emotional learning, science and engineering skills, and adventure education, Instructors are responsible for educating a group of 10-12 students, including facilitating day and night lessons, leading large group activities, and hosting meals. Hands-on activities include wilderness survival, wood carving, aquatic biology, science fair, outdoor cooking, low ropes course, and team building initiatives. Also seeking Traveling Outdoor Education Instructors and an RN or LPN for each site. Positions are available during the spring (early March to early June) and fall (early September to early/mid-November), with a MO-FR schedule (no weekends!). Compensation includes $123/day, housing, meals during programming (plus onsite communal food budget on weekends), mileage reimbursement for work-related travel, and relocation assistance. Given the nature of the role, you should be comfortable walking 3 to 5 miles/day. A Bachelor's degree is preferred, but not required. If you have experience working with elementary and middle school students, a passion for outdoor education, and ready to make a difference in student's lives, fill out the online application or connect with Rachel D'Angio for more information.

• Join a team that is committed to providing unforgettable experiences to youth! Outdoor Classroom provides opportunities for students throughout New England to unplug from the busy, distracting world of screens and social media and reconnect to nature.

Want to hike, explore, climb, play in water, and have the freedom to create your schedule, design your own lessons, and learn new skills?

Located in the heart of Alabama, Camp McDowell is home to the McDowell Environmental Center — a beautiful place to live, learn and grow! Environmental Education Instructors will enjoy classrooms without walls spread out over 1,140+ acres next to Bankhead National Forest, with deep sandstone canyons, miles of trails and streams and many waterfalls. Responsibilities include teaching groups of up to 10-12 students from a variety of age levels and backgrounds on topics that include geology, forest ecology, map & compass skills, earth science, aquatic ecology, Indigenous history, canoeing, team building, and high ropes. Adapt the established lesson plans to match your teaching style and strengths and assist with program/curriculum development. Lead evening programs such as campfire circles, night hikes, astronomy, and live animal programs. Positions are available every spring (mid-February to mid-May) and fall (mid-August to mid-December). Work MO-FR with your weekends off!

Compensation includes pay starting at $350/week (with seasonal raises), all meals, private rooms with shared kitchen, large screened-in porches (with rocking chairs!), laundry facilities, WiFi access, pro-deals, and an intensive two-week paid staff training. Applicants must be at least 21 years of age and have a fondness for getting your hands dirty, maturity, initiative, a sense of humor, flexibility and team spirit. If you are an awesome, enthusiastic teacher who loves working with children and sharing the natural world with them, email your cover letter, resume and three professional references to Meredith Donaldson. 15 staff members are hired each season—applications accepted year-round.

• McDowell Environmental Center's cornerstone for all programming is building a strong and cohesive team. As an Instructor, you'll work with a team of passionate and friendly individuals from all across the country and teach classes that are hands-on and minds-on— giving students the greatest opportunity to learn about themselves and better understand our environment.

Now seeking enthusiastic, outdoor-minded Instructors ready to live and work in the San Bernardino Mountains of Southern California!

Pali Institute is a rigorous, fast-paced, fun-filled program constantly striving to develop exciting outdoor curriculum for students in grades 4th-12th. This unique outdoor setting allows students to fully embrace the wonders of science, environmental ethics, outdoor skills, team building and leadership. Outdoor Education Instructors will teach a variety of classes during the day, and then take on the role of Cabin Instructor with responsibilities during meals and at night. The curriculum covers a broad array of topics and activities such as alternative energy sources, building/launching bottle rockets, squid dissection, outdoor cooking, skits, astronomy, team building sessions, low ropes course, five high ropes courses, quad zip lines and more! Positions typically run from early January to early June and mid-August to mid-December, with shorter-term, mid-season and full season contracts possible.

Compensation starts at $475-$520/week plus $50 bonus pay for nights in cabin (expect 2-4 nights/week), meals when programming is running, on-site staff lounge, fully furnished off-site shared housing with free WiFi, Netflix and laundry, travel stipend, 50% of health benefits after 60 days, pro-deal purchases, most weekends off, and easy access to all that Southern California has to offer. Applicants with a Bachelor's degree or those with extensive experience in the camping and/or experiential education fields are preferred. Must be at least 21 years old, passionate about science, outdoor education and/or leadership development, comfortable and confident supervising and teaching students in large and small groups, and able to have fun with kids, laugh at yourself and be silly. Learn more at PaliInstitute.com.

• With a comprehensive training period, opportunity to shadow classes, feedback via observations and advisory groups—Pali staff can take their camp skills to a new level. Every day is an opportunity to work with a diverse student body and in many different capacities.

Are you looking for an exciting opportunity to be a mentor and educator, gain valuable experience, and make a lasting impact in the lives of youth?

Live and work in the Sonoma Coast Redwoods delivering a cutting-edge science curriculum, illuminating the divine in all things—and changing lives! Located in one of California's most unique ecosystems, Caritas Creek is a comprehensive, 5-day residential environmental education experience for students in the 5th-8th grades. During the week, students are exposed to a series of themes, hikes, activities, and lessons designed to promote learning, awareness and character development on multiple levels: personal, social, environmental and spiritual.

Program Naturalists live and work in a community of 20 fun-loving individuals dedicated to holistic education, making a difference in kid's lives and changing the world. Duties include delivering an innovative science curriculum and facilitating an experience that deepens your group's connection to self, others, nature, and God. Positions are available during the spring season (mid-January through May) and fall (late August to early December). Compensation includes $535/week, one paid week off each season, housing in a private room, meals while programs are in session, and a $250 medical reimbursement. Applicants must have a Bachelor's degree (or comparable and amazing life experience), experience in working with children, and the ability to support and deliver academic, social and spiritual goals. If you are a dynamic, fun-loving individual dedicated to connecting students to one another and to the natural world through science and exploration, learn more and apply!

• Caritas Creek Program Naturalists create their own lesson plans—deciding when and where to deliver science, team building, spiritual and social/emotional curriculum provided by the program!

Do Good and Fight the Man! High Trails is a residential outdoor education center that needs good people to teach 6th grade students. There are many choices in the country; here are several reasons why they're the best:

A Program Unique in California.
As a small, upstart company who managed to jump into the big leagues of outdoor education, High Trails still maintains the spark that started it all. They believe they can fight the man, change the world and be happy all at the same time. They walk the fine line of telling you what to do and encouraging you to take ownership in the program.

A corner of the country that is pretty darn cool.
High Trails is based in Big Bear, the coolest mountain town in Southern California. From mountains to deserts to beaches, with a little small town atmosphere close by and a lot of big city amenities within a couple of hours... pretty nice.

High Trails has three staff trainings during the school year: September is their largest training, with smaller trainings occurring in January and March. Most contracts are written for the traditional school year, from mid-September through the end of May.

The High Trails Staff website tells it all.
Need more details? Want so many details you will be overwhelmed? Check out their staff page and you'll see why they believe they're the most progressive place in the country. Give 'em a holler with questions or apply now.

• If you're looking for a friendly, innovative and fresh approach to the world of outdoor education, join High Trails Outdoor Science School and your very own dirty classroom! Through team building and adventure courses to plant study and astronomy, experience the magic and power of outdoor education that comes from becoming a High Trails Instructor.

Are you looking for life's next adventure? Work and play in the beautiful San Bernardino Mountains! Be a mentor and guide for 5th and 6th grade students from across Southern California as they experience life at science camp. With a focus on whole-child development, ECOS Institute aims to cultivate curiosity, confidence, and connection in every student.

An ECOS Institute Instructor plays the essential dual role of naturalist and counselor, guiding students through a science curriculum based in geology, wildlife biology, forest ecology and astronomy. Instructors also serve as primary support for a cabin of 10-15 campers to encourage their social growth and help them develop independence. In addition to the science curriculum, a typical day includes hikes to beautiful vistas, team building activities, skits, dances, songs, and all other things camp!

Positions run from mid-September through the end of May (full/partial season contracts), with a Thanksgiving and winter break as well as many 3-day weekends. Compensation starts at $145/day plus up to $750/year in bonuses, weekday meals, reduced housing at $250/month, WiFi access, professional development subsidies, and sponsored staff outings. If you are interested in a camp or outdoor education career, an instructor role at ECOS is the perfect place to start or grow. Applicants must have at least 1 year of experience working with kids and ECOS appreciates candidates with diverse experiences and backgrounds. If you have the passion and drive, ECOS can help you grow your skills and knowledge! Apply here to start your application or contact Kirsten Grotz with any questions.

View the ECOS Instructor experience »

• ECOS Institute’s great location in the San Bernardino Mountains provides staff with ample opportunities for exploration and adventure! End work in the forest at noon on Friday, then surf at the beach or camp in the desert with world-class rock climbing and starry skies.

Are you a person who loves teaching students about the outdoors? Naturalists at Large runs programs at over 35 outdoor learning sites and lodge-based trip locations in California including Sequoia-Kings Canyon, Yosemite, Joshua Tree, Point Reyes, the Colorado River, Catalina Island, Coastal Redwoods, San Bernardino Mountains, and more!

Instructors lead students in 1-6 day outdoor education programs for grades 4-12, teach natural history, human history, environmental education, team building and a variety of outdoor skills (camping, hiking, backpacking, canoeing, and snow-shoeing), and assist specialists with student instruction in rock climbing, ropes course and kayaking/snorkeling. All staff are responsible for transporting themselves from site to site throughout California. For an average 4-day program plus a staff preparation day, the pay is $988.85 plus room (or tent space) and meals. A variety of specialized trainings are also offered throughout the season. Applications are accepted year-round for positions during the spring (March to June) and fall (August to November). Ideal applicants must have a minimum 1-year of related experience or a college-level education, WFA certification (WFR/WEMT preferred), previous experience working with youth in an outdoor setting, demonstrated leadership/facilitator and safety/risk management skills, and familiarity with a variety of outdoor activities. If you are an enthusiastic, self-motivated individual who demonstrates a good rapport with both young children and teens, learns quickly, and has an inquisitive nature, send an application, cover letter and resume to Ally Littell.

• Naturalists at Large is a fabulous community to be a part of and prides itself on professional development opportunities. With over 35 program locations throughout California, this job will take you to all kinds of ecosystems and introduce you to the wonder and beauty of pursuing a fulfilling career in outdoor education!

Mentor and teach youth outdoor environmental science education as an Outdoor Program Instructor!

Sierra Nevada Journeys is committed to delivering innovative, outdoor science-based education programs for youth to develop critical thinking skills and to inspire natural resource stewardship. With an outdoor classroom in Northern California's Plumas National Forest, Outdoor Program Instructors (10-15 openings) are responsible for leading residential, 1-5 day outdoor science educational programs for 12–15 students primarily in 5th and 6th grades from regional schools during the spring and fall season, including facilitating large group activities, leading meals, and working evening programs. All lessons are hands-on science and collaborative problem solving based with a focus on critical thinking, exploration and environmental stewardship. During the summer months, Sierra Nevada Journeys delivers a traditional summer camp and tailored programs for people with disabilities and leadership development groups. Instructors may find themselves in a summer camp leadership role and facilitate activities such as the challenge course, swimming, kayaking, and leadership programs.

Compensation includes $112.20–$117.20/day, off-site housing, workday meals, extensive training using UC Berkeley's BEETLES teaching techniques, and being part of an inclusive, innovative and equity-focused community! Earn additional pay for experience working with BIPOC students, in science instruction, WFA/WFR certification, and/or bilingual fluency in Spanish or other program supported languages. Applicants must have experience working with youth, the ability to work irregular hours and days/nights, and a passion for working with students and making a difference through education. Instructor positions run from early February through mid-November, with mid-season start dates. Visit the career page to read a detailed job description and apply online.

• Come join a fun, dynamic, hardworking team of outdoor school educators! Working with Sierra Nevada Journeys is as much a transformative life experience for the staff as it is for the students. More than 50% of the students they serve are from low-income families, and hiring a diverse and capable staff enables them to better serve the needs of a diverse group of students.
• What's it like to work at Sierra Nevada Journeys? View the Instructor experience »

Located halfway between Denver and Colorado Springs, Stone Canyon Outdoor EdVentures is an outdoor education school, summer camp, and retreat facility. The 99-acre campus houses a ropes course, zip lines and a play field (great for a game of Ultimate after work!), and the perfect environment for students and groups to have an incredible outdoor experience.

Instructors teach 5th & 6th grade students in a variety of classes within the disciplines of science, outdoor education, and leadership development, as well as facilitate team building, high ropes, and zip lines. Instructors also have the unique opportunity to mentor High School Lead Volunteers from within the Douglas County School District and have cabin supervisory duties two nights per week. Positions are available during the spring (mid-January to mid-May) and fall season (early August to mid-December). Compensation starts at $490/week and includes on-site housing, meals during programming, WiFi access, paid training, pro-deals on outdoor gear, and easy access to great hiking, camping, climbing, and more! Applicants must have a Bachelor's degree (or equivalent life experience), prior experience working with school-aged youth, be at least 21 years of age, energetic, approachable, able to have fun with kids, and enjoy sharing their passion for the outdoors. If you are looking to deliver academic content in a memorable fashion, have a positive impact on the lives of young people, able to bring new ideas to continue developing the program, and ready to be a part of a close-knit, passionate team of outdoor educators, send a cover letter and resume to Seanna Kautz.

Why did these folks choose Stone Canyon? View these Instructor insights!

• Stone Canyon has a young and energetic staff who are passionate and enthusiastic about working in the outdoors. They are looking for the best of the best to deliver academic content in a memorable fashion, positively lead young people, bring new ideas to continue developing the program, and be part of a community that fosters growth.

Educating people to be environmentally responsible since its founding in 1968, the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies offers interpretive nature walks, educational programs, and field study programs at Hallam Lake Nature Preserve, Aspen Mountain, the Maroon Bells, Snowmass, and at the ghost town of Ashcroft.

Summer Naturalists receive valuable education, training and experience while guiding natural history hikes, leading education programs, teaching bird of prey programs, and assisting with management of the Hallam Lake visitor center and 25-acre nature preserve. Naturalists will also gain knowledge of the local flora and fauna and have the opportunity to inspire the public in a beautiful natural setting.

Compensation includes a $325 weekly stipend, shared housing within walking distance of ACES, a weekly food stipend from Rock Bottom Ranch, and free participation in one of ACES Field Classes. Preference is given to those who have studied the natural sciences or environment field, are enthusiastic about education, and enjoy working with the public (CPR/first aid certification is required). 12 Naturalists will be hired to work from June 3rd–September 1st, 2025 (June 3rd–13th mandatory staff training), with potential rehiring extending into the school year or winter.

To apply, visit ACES Naturalist and submit your application by February 15, 2025. Click here to view some action shots of ACES Summer Naturalists.

• After spending a summer learning about mountain ecology, current issues, and leading hikes and educational programs, Summer Naturalists with the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies are sure to discover new found interests in our natural world and develop valuable career insight.

Make the lake your new classroom and inspire young people through experiential outdoor learning!

Nestled in the pines of the Oconee National Forest, with nearly 1,500 acres of forested land and a 110-acre lake, Rock Eagle 4-H Center’s Environmental Education Program provides high-quality day and residential learning experiences and is a partner in education to serve public, private, and homeschool groups across the Southeast. Enthusiastic, creative and motivated Environmental Educators will teach hands-on classes most frequently to 3rd-8th grade students that cover material on lake ecology, watershed studies, reptiles, birds, dissections, Pioneer history, team building, outdoor skills (and more!) and chaperone adults attending residential environmental education programs. Positions are available during the spring (early February to late May) and the fall (late August through mid-December). Educators typically work MO-FR from 8am-5pm and 2-4 nights/week teaching evening classes from 7-9:15pm, with occasional weekend work. Benefits include an $13.80/hour wage, 3 weeks of paid staff training, limited health insurance, and access to a variety of recreational activities at the property. Onsite housing is provided for $20/week in one of four fully furnished homes with a private bedroom, semi-private bathroom with a suite mate, kitchen, and washer/dryer with parking and an outside back porch overlooking a shared, wooded yard. Seasonal staff may also visit and stay overnight for free at the four other Georgia 4-H Centers. Applicants must have a Bachelor's degree (outdoor-related field preferred), a genuine interest in youth development, strong passion for education, enthusiasm for life-long learning, a willingness to connect and build relationships, and the desire to grow and be challenged. Learn more at RockEagle4H.org.

• Do you enjoy working outside and have an interest in teaching children? Seasonal Educators for Rock Eagle 4-H Environmental Education Program teach interactive classes and nontraditional activities that will take each student on a voyage of discovery where learning comes alive.

Open the door of curiosity, real life experiential learning & environmental awareness for groups of students immersed in the great outdoors.

Provide hands-on learning in real world environments at Wahsega 4-H Center and experience being part of the Georgia 4-H Environmental Education Program—one of the nation's largest providers of residential environmental education. Located in the beautiful Chattahoochee National Forest, and just minutes from the Appalachian Trail, cascading waterfalls and numerous other recreational opportunities, Wahsega serves as an educational facility for K-12 students immersed in one to three-day field studies. Environmental Educators teach classes in earth and life science, survival skills, team building, high & low ropes challenges, and pioneer living skills. Other duties include care of captive wildlife, curriculum development and assisting in daily upkeep of facilities. Benefits include $13.80/hour, lodging for $20/week, in-depth paid training in all subject areas, pro deal offers and complimentary housing at the four other Georgia 4-H Centers. Individuals with a commitment to education, a genuine interest in child development, dynamic personality, well-developed communication skills, creativity, leadership ability, and a Bachelor's degree in an outdoor-related field are strongly encouraged to apply. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis for the spring (mid-February through late May) and the fall (early September to early November). Learn more at Wahsega4H.org.

• Discover mountain air, clear streams, rugged trails, rustic cabins, great food and an extraordinary staff in the North Georgia mountains, and inspire young people through experiential outdoor learning at Wahsega 4-H Center.

Located just a half hour from bustling Atlanta, yet nestled on 75 acres of forest, field, pond, and wetlands, Fortson 4-H Center offers visiting school groups nearly 20 hands-on classes that immerse K-12 students in outdoor skills, environmental sciences, and the wonders of the natural world. With the help of the Center’s small educational farm (with sheep, goats, pigs, peacocks, turkeys, chickens, ducks and more!), herpetology lab, 40-foot climbing wall and a 650-foot zip line course, Seasonal Environmental Educators will teach and lead classes that focus on ecology, team building, living history and outdoor skills. Additional responsibilities involve animal care, curriculum development, conducting evening programs, assisting with facilities and grounds maintenance, and housekeeping. Positions are available during the spring (mid-February through May) and fall (late August to mid-November), with preference given to those who can make a two season commitment. Compensation includes $13.80/hour, plus on-site housing with private room and bath and shared common living room, kitchen, sun room and laundry for $20/week. Meals are provided while working and offered for $3/meal during time off. Staff can also visit and stay overnight free of charge at any of Georgia 4-H's four other centers. Applicants must have a Bachelor's degree in environmental education, natural sciences, biology, outdoor education or related fields. If you have a genuine interest working with kids, a dynamic personality, well-developed communication skills, and are creative, flexible, and excited to lead programs independently, apply at UGAJobSearch.com; then email Jordan Parker your application confirmation #, resume, cover letter and 3 professional references.

• Do you have a passion for environmental education and inspiring change and wonder in youth? Live, work and play in Georgia’s Piedmont Region while delivering environmental education classes for youth at Fortson 4-H Center.

Make Tybee Island your new outdoor classroom at the Burton 4-H Center! As part of the University of Georgia's Cooperative Extension Service and Georgia 4-H, the Burton 4-H Center on Tybee Island provides high-quality environmental education classes to overnight and day groups. Educators will teach hands-on day and night classes most frequently to 3rd-8th grade students. The majority of classes are taught outside covering material from ecology of the beach, maritime forest and salt marsh to herpetology, invertebrates, dissections and more. Educators must be able to work in extreme heat and be prepared for changing weather conditions. Duties also include assisting with meal service in the dining hall, maintaining teaching facilities and supplies, leading staff rotations, providing animal husbandry for residential education animals, operating the UGA mini-bus, and various maintenance projects on campus. Positions are available during the school year (late August to May) and spring (January to May). Benefits include compensation of $13.80/hour (hours vary from week to week), a private bedroom in a spacious coastal staff house (with an outside back porch overlooking the salt marsh) for $20/week, limited health insurance, opportunities to network with other UGA 4-H Centers, and training in coastal barrier island ecology and environmental education. Applicants are required to have a Bachelor's degree (education or science preferred), minimum 1-2 years of experience working in a summer camp and/or outdoor education setting, a passion for teaching children, leadership ability, effective communication skills, positive attitude, flexibility, and the desire to work as a team. Apply online; then email Erine-Fay McNaught your application confirmation #, with resume, cover letter, and 3 work-related references. View a detailed Environmental Educator job description »

• As a Burton 4-H Center Environmental Educator, you will enjoy a once in a lifetime experience working, living and playing on a barrier island full of life, just a short stroll from a beautiful beach, and 15 miles to historic downtown Savannah, Georgia.
• Watch the salt marsh ecology Educator experience.

A successful Educator invests their time, energy, and enthusiasm into providing exceptional programming and contributing to a dynamic and supportive community!

Accentuating the magic, mystery and wonder of nature, The Ecology School provides experiential ecology education for 3rd-8th grade students from schools throughout New England. 10-12 Ecology Educators will focus on school programming during the spring and fall seasons plus camp and adult programs during the summer months. Through a variety of residential, day, and outreach programs, Educators will engage participants through laughter and storytelling using costumes, skits, and song. Responsibilities include developing and leading nature-based lessons for groups of 12 students, with lessons that focus on various ecological concepts and areas on the southern coast of Maine. The Ecology School’s team works hard to maintain a strong support system to ensure that staff can deliver their very best lessons and is committed to making every program empowering, informative, and fun for participants. Compensation includes a starting salary of $450/week, plus free furnished housing/laundry (including weekends), meals during residential programming, access to farm-fresh produce, pro deal purchases, and extensive training in outdoor education. Applicants must have a Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent life/work experience), experience in working with K-8 aged children, an ability to work long and often strenuous hours outdoors managing groups of children, the ability to adapt and problem solve in-the-moment, and a willingness to be a strong contributor for a learning community of ecology educators. To apply, send a completed application, cover letter, and resume to Wyatt Steffensen.

View what former Educators said about their teaching experience at The Ecology School.

• The Ecology School's strong, supportive community of Educators live together onsite for the entirety of the term, allowing for an opportunity to make lifelong connections with people from all across the country. Because of the unique bond that develops each term, a considerable network of alumni educators provides support and mentorship for newcomers.

Echo Hill Outdoor School Teaching and Internship positions are a great match for those with initiative, motivation, energy, creativity and commitment!

Providing quality residential experiential education programs since 1972 on the Chesapeake Bay, Echo Hill Outdoor School (EHOS) awakens each student's curiosity to the wonders of nature. Each member of the EHOS staff is an integral part of a community which stresses genuine concern for others, cooperation, integrity and enthusiasm for life. Residential Teacher/Naturalists will gain insight into diverse educational philosophies, participate in program development and teach classes from all curriculum areas. The seasonal staff will also be engaged in natural sciences and local history, adventure course facilitation and training, residential life, and individual and group guidance. Interns assist the teaching staff while learning the ropes of environmental and adventure education. Key responsibilities include assisting with all aspects of the school curriculum, helping with the supervision of students and creating and implementing new course ideas. Benefits include a $340-$400/week starting salary (depending on experience and certifications), full room and board, a staff medical plan, comprehensive training and professional development. Starting contracts range from three to four months, with opportunities for longer-term employment possible (positions generally begin in mid-March or late August). Motivated, energetic and creative individuals who are looking for a challenging and rewarding experience will thrive in this environment. Applications are welcome year-round. Explore all job openings at EHOS.org.

• As an Intern or Residential Teacher/Naturalist with Echo Hill Outdoor School, you will enjoy being an integral part of a community which stresses genuine concern for others, cooperation, integrity and enthusiasm for life.
• EHOS is a magical place—view the experience.

Are you looking for an experience that is more than just a job? Nature's Classroom could be the life-changing opportunity you're searching for. All academic disciplines are welcome and no formal teaching experience or certification is required. The teaching community is comprised of various cultural and academic backgrounds, all dedicated to sharing their knowledge and interests with the younger generation. Through unique, hands-on experiential education programs, Nature's Classroom immerses student groups ranging between the 4th and 8th grades in community awareness, motivational learning, and conservation of our natural resources in Charlton, Massachusetts.

As an Environmental/Outdoor Educator, you'll educate diverse groups of kids, while living with terrific staff and creating memories that last forever. You will also be given the freedom to teach, grow and explore new areas for classes and programs. Hiring medical staff (Nurse, EMT) as well. Positions are available during the spring (March to mid-June) and fall (Labor Day to around Thanksgiving). Enjoy your weekends off and no overnight duties. Compensation starting at $550/week is based on education and experience, plus room and board is provided seven days a week. Unfortunately, no pets are allowed. The fabric of the Nature's Classroom community is woven by the individual uniqueness of staff who work, grow, live, and play closely together. If you have a Bachelor's degree (preferred) and a strong commitment to children and learning, connect with Lesleigh Drake or apply now.

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• The Pondside location shares 600 acres of woodlands, fields, and streams with the Hilltop facility. Rich in history, this former homestead allows students the opportunity to hike along the same Bay Path trail that was once traveled by American Indians and early colonists more than three centuries ago. The modern Hilltop site uses solar panels and a 100 kilo-watt wind turbine which provides students with real-world examples of alternative energy.

Sherman Lake YMCA is searching for mature, enthusiastic, and hardworking individuals who role model the principles of honesty, caring, respect, and responsibility through words and actions to become a member of the Integrated Education team!

Located on 365 acres of forested woodland and waterfront in Augusta, Michigan, the Sherman Lake YMCA Outdoor Center delivers unique overnight camping experiences through the discovery of the great outdoors, skill development, and guidance in the importance of building healthy relationships. With a focus on building social emotional learning skills through experiential activities, students leave with a skill set of character-building activities that will support them throughout their lives. Integrated Education Program staff play an integral role in building character and developing social emotional learning skills for over 5,000 students in community schools through this award-winning overnight program.

Integrated Education Instructors will use an experiential and character-based curriculum to deliver 3-5 days of overnight camp programs for local area schools. Responsibilities include setting up a cabin group of students and facilitating programs that include climbing, archery & mineshaft, fire building, team building & low ropes, kayaking & canoeing, geocaching & orienteering, nature and art (with training provided). This is a great opportunity for individuals (18 & older) who are interested in working with youth and educators in the recreation field. Compensation ranges from $85-$110/day (with bumps available based on active lifeguarding certification), plus shared housing, meals when groups are onsite, and YMCA seasonal membership. Positions are available during the winter/spring (early February to early June, with a summer camp job option) and the fall season (late August to early December). Staff will need to be available Monday through Friday, days and overnights. If you are looking to broaden your teaching strategies outside of the classroom setting and believe in a student-centered program, learn more at ShermanLakeYMCA.org.

During the school year Sherman Lake YMCA offers their patented Integrated Education School Camp Program that combines emotional intelligence and social skills to foster an aptitude and attitude for constructive accomplishment. View the experience.

• The Sherman Lake YMCA Integrated Education Program is a one-of-a-kind experiential education program that believes in innovation and making a difference in children's lives. Become part of a team that believes in living and teaching how to live an honest, caring, respectful and responsible life while learning how to intentionally build social emotional learning skills in the youth the Y serves.

Are you interested in teaching children about themselves and the nature that surrounds them? Fairview Lake YMCA Camps provides a year-round residential outdoor education program that focuses on hands-on experiential education and outdoor courses for children in grades 2-8, and hosts conferences and retreats for a diverse group of people on the weekends. The 660-acre site with its 110-acre lake remains a virtually unspoiled natural wonderland that adjoins the Appalachian Trail and the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area.

Environmental Education Instructors teach pre-approved academic curriculum for ecologies, facilitate the team-building course, and lead recreational activities that include archery, boating, climbing wall, hikes, science classes, campfire programs, and seasonally appropriate activities. Instructors will follow risk management guidelines at all times and provide opportunities so that each individual participant can experience success during an activity. Everyone will also lend a hand when it comes to projects and upkeep. Compensation starts at $15.54/hour plus meals when groups are at camp, housing (which includes a semiprivate room with a kitchen and living room complex), two weeks of paid training, and being part of an awesome community! A Bachelor's degree in teaching, biology, recreation or environment/outdoor education is preferred. Positions are available during the spring (March to mid-June) and fall (late August through November), with the opportunity to work multiple seasons (each with additional responsibilities). If you have a love and wonder for the natural world, enthusiasm working with children and are a team player and flexible in your teaching style, email your cover letter and resume to Julie Thomas.

• Enjoy the beauty of Fairview Lake. Work with others with similar interests and goals. Make a difference in the lives of others. Fairview Lake YMCA is looking for talented, caring and experienced individuals to join their outdoor education program team.

Ready to immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of the Catskill Mountains?

Frost Valley YMCA is seeking vibrant and passionate individuals to be a part of their dynamic team! Explore the great outdoors, inspire young minds, and create unforgettable memories at one of the most exciting outdoor education centers.

As an Outdoor Instructor (20+ openings!), you’ll dive into thrilling outdoor experiences that ignite a love for learning and foster deeper connections. Through environmental education, teambuilding, and group & family retreats programs, you’ll lead guided hikes, ecological lessons, team building activities, adventure education, and even conquer exhilarating high and low ropes elements. Rain or shine, you’ll engage with students and guests of all ages—bringing the magic of nature to life. Positions are available during the spring (late March to mid-June), fall (late August through November), and a full academic year (late August to mid-June). Compensation starts at $15.25/hour, with benefits that include a private room in shared housing, meals when guests are on property, WiFi access, professional conference and training opportunities, pro-deal purchases, 14 paid days off (academic year position), and full medical benefits kick in after 60 days. Applicants must have previous experience working with children and adults (in the classroom, nature centers, outdoor schools, or camp setting), effective leadership, teaching, facilitation and communication skills, and a commitment to providing exceptional guest service and warm hospitality to guests from diverse backgrounds. A Bachelor's degree (preferably in education, environmental studies, outdoor recreation, or related field) or equivalent life experience is preferred. If you have a deep passion for the outdoors, fueled by awe and wonder, complete the online application. Check out all current year-round job openings here.

• Join the Frost Valley YMCA team and work with great people in a beautiful environment through meaningful programs that touch the lives of thousands of students every year.
• As a camp, retreat destination, and environmental education center, Frost Valley provides year-round access to nature, adventure, growth, and fun! View the experience »

This position is a good fit for folks who work seasonally in the outdoor industry and are looking to build their teaching experience/resume in between the summer guiding and winter ski season!

Grounded in a century of tradition, Pok-O-MacCready fosters personal growth by empowering campers to achieve independence, create lifelong friendships, and develop a deep appreciation of the natural world, in the Adirondacks and beyond. Programs run from mid-June until mid-October, serving individual campers as well as schools and universities. The campus consists of 400 acres of pristine wilderness on the shores of Long Pond in the Adirondack Park—the East’s largest wilderness area.

Program Instructors will lead day and overnight wilderness backpacking and hiking trips in the Adirondack High Peaks and local waterways, teach classes and facilitate activities (including the ropes course, rock climbing wall, and canoeing), assist with group supervision during meals, evening activities, and provide general facility maintenance as needed. Summer and fall season positions are available. Compensation ranges from $3,000-$5,000 for 8 weeks (DOE) including one week of training, plus full room, board and laundry, certification bonus of up to $600, access to pro-deals through Outdoor Prolink, and a dynamic and fun environment in which to work, play, and socialize. Applicants must have demonstrated ability to conduct day hikes competently and independently with a group of 6-13 participants, possess the know how to monitor safety and participant well-being, and able to make quick decisions in the field. If you are personable, energetic, hardworking, and have a strong desire to share your love of the outdoors, view a detailed job description and send your resume to Brian DeGroat.

• Whether on a three-day hike in the remote Seward Range, a canoe trip down the Boquet River in Willsboro, or a night spent in the camp's lean-to across the lake, Program Instructors share their love of the outdoors with campers and school groups!

Experience the North Carolina coast and provide amazing outdoor education experiences for youth! Don Lee Camp & Retreat Center hosts the Coastal Communities residential environmental education program focusing on hands-on experiences in coastal ecology, marine sciences and natural history as well as the Common Ground challenge course designed to build community and encourage teamwork.

Environmental Educators will teach a variety of outdoor exploration programs and activities—from ocean study and chart navigation to fishing, sailing and caring for captive animals. Educators will also double as Challenge Course Facilitators, providing team building, problem-solving and experiential learning. 2025 positions are available during the spring (late February to early June with a summer camp option) and fall season (early September to mid-November). Compensation includes a salary of $425/week (Interns earn $250/week), shared rooms in staff housing, all meals prepared by dining hall staff and WiFi access. Applicants must have a Bachelor's degree in a science or education related field or in outdoor recreation and experiential education (Internships are available for those currently working on their degree), and a strong interest in teaching children in an outdoor setting. If you are enthusiastic, patient, positive, self-disciplined, hardworking and a team player that can reside in a cooperative, communal living environment, email your cover letter, resume and 3 references to Katie Lilly.

• Blending coastal and marine-focused environmental education programs with team building activities through the low elements challenge course, Don Lee Camp & Retreat Center Environmental Educators create unique learning experiences for youth.

Nature's Classroom at Ohio FFA Camp Muskingum offers 2 to 5-day residential programs, day programs and school visits with a custom designed curriculum to meet the needs of each group. Outdoor Education Instructors will be assigned a field group (typically 6th graders) and will lead hands-on, activity-based programming that includes outdoor classes, interpretive nature hikes, night hikes, campfires, and large group games. Instructors also eat meals with their group, lead team building and nature center activities, and work with groups on the high ropes course may be required. Positions are available during the spring (mid-February through the end of May) and the fall (mid-August to mid-November).

Compensation starts at $485/week, plus extensive training, housing with private room, meals when students are at camp, optional weekend work for additional pay, and the use of camp equipment during free time. The staff house includes a full kitchen, satellite TV, WiFi access, and laundry facility. Your weekends are free to explore the surrounding area, including proximity to Cuyahoga Valley National Park and other great hiking and outdoor exploration activities. Although having nature education teaching experience is a plus, it isn't necessary. As long as you are excited to learn, Nature's Classroom can teach you what you need to know. Individuals from all areas of study are encouraged to apply. If you love kids, want to learn, and are excited about being outside, explore hiring details, fill out the online application or email the Program Directors (Vinnie & Ali) for more information.

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• Nature's Classroom is seeking enthusiastic, fun, and talented individuals excited to work with young people in the outdoor education program! As part of your training, all Instructors will receive extensive teaching materials that are yours to keep for future use.

Are you interested in teaching children exciting things about the outdoors in the outdoors?

Located on Lake LBJ in the heart of the beautiful Texas Hill Country, The Outdoor School (TOS) is a residential outdoor education program that focuses on hands-on experiential education and outdoor courses primarily for 5th–7th graders. Students can learn about themselves, their natural environment and their peers while participating in fun and educational outdoor activities, facing challenges, overcoming fears, and sparking new ways to see the world.

Outdoor Education Instructors teach a pre-approved academic and adventure curriculum (including reptiles, water quality, kayaking, archery, outdoor survival, art in nature, and many more!), facilitate team building and high ropes courses, and lead interesting evening activities (astronomy, night sensory and games/campfire). Three weeks of training will provide you with the necessary knowledge in academics, ropes course, and anything else you need to thrive at TOS. Positions are available during the spring (mid-February through the end of May) and fall (mid-August through the week before Thanksgiving). There is also the opportunity to work multiple seasons, each with additional responsibilities, offering a holistic view of the administration and direction of an outdoor education center. Benefits include a weekly stipend up to $375/week and the option to work for hourly pay on the weekend, free housing, utilities, WiFi access, most meals, Lifeguard and CPR/first aid certification, pro deals, and no overnight student supervision duties required. Applicants must be adventurous, flexible, willing to be challenged, fun loving, hardworking, open to feedback and growth, and enjoy working with kids in the outdoors. Learn more about the staff experience or contact Amy Koch for more information.

Spring 2025 Season Instructors Openings Now seeking Outdoor Education Instructors for the spring season (mid-February through late May).

• In addition to facilitating team building on the high ropes course and climbing wall (and many other activities!), Instructors with The Outdoor School connect kids to the natural environment—a place where they can see, hear, touch, smell and even taste nature.

Candlelight Ranch delivers creative, hands-on educational programs and nature-based activities in a beautiful Texas hill country setting. Partnering with community groups, nonprofits and schools, the Ranch provides interactive learning programs and experiences that are customized to meet the specific needs youth and families served.

Summer Interns will learn how to facilitate educational, recreational, and therapeutic nature-based group programs while interacting with a wide range of at-risk youth and children with special needs. With appropriate training and supervision, Interns will participate in and facilitate the low/high challenge course (including 3 ziplines!), waterfront program (canoeing, kayaking, and fishing on Lake Travis), equine program, archery, nature hikes (explore the natural wonders of the property and learn about edible and medicinal plants of Central Texas), nature art, and nature therapy & education. Interns will be required to attend a 4-day training from May 28th–31st and be available for a minimum of 4 days/per week from 8:30am–4:30pm during the summer camp term from June 6th–August 2nd. There may be some weekend, evening and overnight work, and there is a week break from camp during the 4th of July. Internships are also available during the spring and fall. Compensation includes a stipend, staff cabin shared with a total of 5 interns (includes bed, full bath, full kitchen, and laundry room), and healthy homemade lunch and snack 4 days/week. If you love exploring in nature, enjoy working with kids, understand the therapeutic benefits of nature, and have a positive and flexible attitude, email a cover letter and resume to Adrian Dearmond.

Enjoy a recap of summer camp and the power of healing that happens at Candlelight Ranch!

• There are thousands of ways for children and families to learn, explore and heal at the ranch through creative and nature-based programs—from three zip lines that pass through a tree canopy and over a beautiful grotto with natural springs to playing in Lake Travis, exploring flora and fauna on the trail, or interacting with the camp's horse and donkey (who loves giving hugs!).

With ten DC metro program locations currently spanning from Gaithersburg and Crownsville, MD to Centreville and Fredericksburg, VA (and points in between), Natural Leaders is a small, but ambitious and fast-growing organization with a vision to continuously grow and expand their small-group outdoor adventures model, team and impact! Focusing on nature discovery, wilderness survival and primitive skills, storytelling, water play, games and more, programs are offered during the summer months as well as the academic year.

Seeking Guides to lead youth in outdoor adventures, develop character and wilderness survival skills, and grow into leaders. Responsibilities include facilitation of dynamic nature-based outdoor-leadership programs with a mixed-age group of 6-10 students (mostly ages 7-14). Hiring staff on an ongoing basis; academic year programs (September 4th–June 9th, 2025) meet weekdays from 10am-3pm, while the summer format (June 16th–August 22nd, 2025) has longer days (9am-4pm). Compensation starts at $175/day and goes up from there, with highly qualified staff potentially earning considerably more within a few years. Individual rooms are available for staff to rent at a convenient location. Desirable qualifications include experience with primitive skills, tracking, wilderness awareness and survival programs, CPR/first aid certified (WFA better, WFR+ ideal), studied at the Tracker School, BOSS, Outward Bound, NOLS, Kamana Naturalist, or similar program, a background with Waldorf education, Montessori, Acton, experiential outdoor education or other teaching experiences, and an appreciation of character development and personal growth for yourself and students. If you have a passion for sharing nature with children, send a brief cover letter (noting your work term availability, where you are located, and how this position fits in with your aspirations over the coming year) and resume to Nick Grenier.

The Natural Leaders program has become the cornerstone of the kids' homeschool experience — view one family's experience.

• Do you enjoy working with kids, spending time in nature, and a passion for to learning? Come provide adventures and personal growth for the next generation in the DC Metro region! Guides for Natural Leaders facilitate a dynamic nature-based outdoor leadership program with a mixed-age group of students.

Are you ready to enjoy waterfront views of the Olympic Mountain Range in the beautiful Pacific Northwest while working with fun, caring, and adventurous co-workers? Located on a hill rising from the waters of the Puget Sound, YMCA Camp Colman offers an enclosed saltwater lagoon and a mile and a half beach where students can enjoy boating and other water-related activities along with learning about the marine ecosystem and its inhabitants. Outdoor Environmental Education Program Instructors will prepare lesson plans, teach classes in marine science, forest ecology, outdoor wilderness skills and challenge education, facilitate the low/high ropes course and climbing tower, and lead activities in the organic gardens, marine center and touch tank, beach front, canoeing and row boating, archery, arts & crafts, night hikes and campfires. Positions are available during the spring (early March to mid-June — with the option to continue on through the summer months) and fall season (late August through mid-November), with flexible start/end dates.

Compensation starts at $95/day, plus on-site st aff housing with WiFi access and shared kitchen (including a weekly food allowance), meals in the camp lodge when programs are running, use of camp facilities and gear when not in use (sea kayaks, canoes, climbing tower, and so much more), Y membership, and experiencing a powerful, intimate community. Preference is given to applicants who have a Bachelor's degree or equivalent life experience, at least one season of experience teaching environmental education, strong communication and leadership skills, and passionate about science and the outdoors. If you have enthusiasm for working with children and a positive, committed and service-oriented attitude fill out the online application or email Ashley Gibson with any inquiries. View all current job openings »

• The Camp Colman Outdoor Environmental Education Program is an opportunity for environmentally-conscientious college grads to share their love for the outdoors and get students excited about exploring the world outside their front doors.

Located on beautiful Orcas Island in the Puget Sound, YMCA Camp Orkila programs include outdoor environmental education programs, summer resident camp, teen leadership, family camps, retreats and conferences, and community programs. Orkila’s facilities comprise of an 18,000-gallon salt water aquarium, organic garden, 1,000-foot zip line, multiple high ropes elements, a climbing tower, archery ranges, a crafts center, and more! Residential Outdoor Program Instructors are responsible for teaching classes in marine & aquatic sciences, terrestrial ecology and earth science as well as facilitating group development and challenge course activities. Program Instructors generally work 5 days a week which includes one weekend day facilitating recreation activities for family camp and retreat programs. Positions are available during the spring (early March to mid-June), with an option to work through the summer (early June to early September), and the fall season (late August to early November), with flex start/end date.

Compensation starts at $95/day, plus housing and meals (including access to a large organic garden!), a multi-week paid in-depth training of the challenge course and science curriculum, opportunities to use sea kayaks, optional discounted WFR training (spring season only) and caring, fun, adventurous and experienced co-workers! Seeking applicants with strong communication and leadership skills, current CPR/first aid certification, and a passion for youth development. Fill out the online application or email Dylan Gonda for more information. View all current job openings »

• Living on an island is a wonderful way of life! Camp Orkila is settled on the Northwest corner of Orcas Island in the San Juan Islands, which means that you’ll enjoy views of the Canadian Gulf Islands and spectacular sunsets every night. To get to the island, one must take an hour-long ferry ride from Anacortes to Orcas Landing.

• The Association for Experiential Education is a great way to begin your journey in the experiential and outdoor education fields. A wide variety of members make up the Association, including ropes course operators, university staff and faculty, therapists, outdoor education practitioners, organizational development specialists and experience-based professionals working in a nonprofit setting. The AEE Conference (held in mid-November) is one of the year's most important career building events for outdoor, recreation, and experiential education professionals.

• The Association of Outdoor Recreation and Education (AORE) is the premier organization dedicated to serving the needs of recreation and education professionals in non-profit settings.

• The North American Association for Environmental Education’s eePRO is an online community to connect environmental education professionals around the world. Join and gain access to job opportunities, webinars, online courses, discussion forums and many other resources.

• The oak tree logo of the California Association for Environmental and Outdoor Education is symbolic of their work of planting seeds in the hearts and minds of children to make the world a better place: seeds of knowledge, seeds of understanding, seeds of appreciation, seeds that grow into positive actions for a healthy environment for all.
• Join environmental and outdoor education professionals to explore a local California site and meet colleagues working in a variety of settings. Regional meet-ups include networking activities, snacks, and a tour of the site. Make new connections and learn more about a local program in your region!

• The National Association for Interpretation is dedicated to advancing the profession of heritage interpretation, with members that include those who work at parks, museums, nature centers, zoos, botanical gardens, aquariums, historical and cultural sites, commercial tour companies and theme parks.

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