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Echo Hill Outdoor School: Residential Teacher Naturalist Jobs!

Motivated, energetic and creative individuals who are looking for a challenging and rewarding experience will thrive at Echo Hill!

Cool Job of the Week Echo Hill Outdoor School awakens each student's curiosity to the wonders of nature, introduces and acclimates them to the outdoors, and leaves them with an enhanced love for and understanding of the Chesapeake Bay (in Maryland) and a greater sense of camaraderie with each other. Residential Teacher/Naturalists will gain insight into diverse educational philosophies, participate in program development and teach classes from all curriculum areas. Interns assist the teaching staff while learning the ropes of environmental and adventure education. Compensation starts at $350-$400/week plus full room and board—and the social life at EHOS is a blast. Teachers have extensive experience working with and relating well to children, and they generally possess a Bachelor's degree.

More exploration!Accepting applications for Residential Teacher / Naturalists to begin work this summer and/or fall season.
More exploration!Also seeking a year-round Program Director to ensure a smooth experience for visiting schools, manage program staff, supervise daily operations, and more—immediate opening!

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The Northwest Youth Corps is about accepting challenge, getting in shape and being outdoors.

Here is your chance to live and work outdoors in some of the most beautiful and rugged areas of the Pacific Northwest!

AmeriCorps education award provided!Cool Job of the Week Northwest Youth Corps provides opportunities for youth and young adults to learn, grow, and experience success outside. Crews participate in physically challenging conservation work across various weather conditions and terrains and engage in collaborative tasks like meal preparation, water treatment, and tool maintenance, family-style dinners and organized educational sessions. Compensation includes a monthly living allowance along with an AmeriCorps education award upon successful completion of the program. All meals, transportation, and camping accommodations are also provided. Many participants view this as a launchpad for careers in natural resource management, outdoor recreation, forestry, or environmental nonprofits. For others, it’s an opportunity to build versatile job skills, explore new destinations, connect with diverse people, and enjoy extended periods surrounded by the stunning landscapes of the Northwest. Previous outdoor experience is not necessary, although you should come prepared to camp in tents for over two months in all weather, work with your hands, and collaborate closely with a small group.

Check out NYC's fresh round of crew leader/member positions, internships & individual placements throughout Idaho, Oregon and Washington—now hiring for the fall season!
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Now seeking reliable and organized individuals with a passion for the national parks!

Join the fun! Let a Bindlestiff Tour Guide lead you on a 3-day all-inclusive camping trip throughout the Southwest. Highlights include Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon, Monument Valley, and Grand Canyon.

Do you want to enjoy an adventure of a lifetime and get paid for it? The Tour Guide position is a demanding, exciting, challenging, and rewarding position requiring a passion for the outdoors on and off the road!

Cool Job of the Week Bindlestiff Tour Guides are responsible for delivering in-depth headset commentary to guests on the geology, history, flora, and fauna of the region throughout the Southwest, Northwest, Canadian Rockies, and/or Alaska while driving a 7 or 15-passenger van. Multi-day tours require you to be comfortable towing a 5x8-foot cargo trailer. Additional responsibilities include handling group dynamics, food shopping and cooking, planning and problem solving on the road, maintaining outdoor equipment, managing accounting and paperwork pre and post tour, and ensuring a safe and fun experience for all clients. The base rate for first year Guides ranges from $150-$210/day depending on industry experience, plus a generous seasonal bonus package and 401k. With tips and commissions, experienced Guides can earn as much as $400/day. Benefits include accommodations and meals while on tour, full training, and housing in between tours.

More exploration at Bindlestiff Tours!Finish out 2026 as a Tour Guide with Bindlestiff! Mid-season work start dates are currently available through early November.

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