Researches, plans, delivers, and evaluates interactive and engaging outdoor education and nature interpretation programs at the Sanctuary for summer campers, as well as visitors of all ages.

Creates a meaningful experience for program participants, while teaching an appreciation and respect for the natural environment.

Ensures daily safety and well-being for program participants, as well as cleaning, sanitizing, and maintaining assigned areas and Sanctuary property.

Maintains and enhances existing activities/curriculum, including maintaining program materials and resources.

Serves as a role model naturalist and environmental steward to the community.

Interacts professionally and positively with co-workers, program participants, parents and Sanctuary visitors.

Interacts with the public to provide information about Audubon and Audubon's mission, answers specific questions from visitors and is a positive ambassador of Audubon.

Supports procurement of supplies, marketing and promotion of programs and completes program related administrative duties.

Supports admissions and retail operations throughout the Visitor Center.

Assists with end of day facility closure by clearing the Sanctuary campus and boardwalk to ensure all visitors have safely exited.

Maintains and fosters culture of safety.

Other duties as assigned.

Must have or be enrolled in a bachelor's degree or diploma in education, recreation, environmental studies/science, natural history, geography, or other related field.

Minimum of two semesters/seasons of working in environmental education.

Minimum of two semesters/seasons of experience working with children and youth in any setting.

Skill teaching in formal and informal settings to various audiences, and excellent group management skills.

Build relationships by establishing and nurturing meaningful connections and trust with others while fostering an environment of inclusivity and respect.

Problem solves by finding solutions to challenges and support decision-making by drawing on critical thinking, creativity, and systematic approaches.

Must be self-motivated, able to take initiative, handle multiple tasks, and be highly organized, with attention to detail.

Ability to create, deliver and evaluate outdoor education lesson plans and activities.

Excellent interpersonal, written, and communication skills, including public speaking.

Ability to work as a team member and independently.

Ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions, including heat and humidity.

CPR & First Aid certified or the ability to become certified prior to employment.

Must be able to remain stationary for long periods of time, move up to 25 lbs., and traverse uneven terrain for over 2 miles with or without accommodation.

Background in south Florida's natural history is desirable.

Ability to work occasional evenings and weekends is required.

Commitment to Audubon's organizational values of care, collaboration, change, integrity, impact, and innovation.

Experience fostering inclusive and collaborative work environments is valued.

Rustic, shared accommodations are available on-site, as a taxable employment benefit. Please indicate in your application if you require on-site housing.