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Position: Outdoor Science Instructor
Location: Opal Creek Wilderness Area, Oregon
Work year: Seasonal: June 16 – November 15, 2017
Responsible to: Program Coordinator; Program Director
Opal Creek Ancient Forest Center is seeking dynamic Instructors for our 2017 programming season. Opal Creek is a magnificent 35,000-acre ancient forest on the western slopes of the Cascade Range in Oregon. This spectacular area achieved federal protection from logging after a very long and nationwide struggle. In this setting our Instructors are responsible for carrying out all Opal Creek programs; generally split between environmental education and hospitality. Tasks include: environmental science education, leading backcountry camping trips, cabin rental hospitality, and engaging the public.
Instructors are responsible for teaching old-growth forest ecology and cultural history curriculum to all educational groups including; elementary, middle, and high school classes, and university programs; youth, adult, and family workshops; volunteer and other private events. Throughout the season Instructors are responsible for hosting cabin renters; including driving gear shuttles, moving renters’ luggage, cleaning cabins, and hospitality. In the summer months Instructors lead youth in week-long backcountry camping expeditions in and around the Opal Creek Wilderness.
We have a small staff and everyone is required to help in all aspects of running a remote residential facility with a diversity of programs. We run our programs from the old mining town of Jawbone Flats, an off grid community three miles inside of the Opal Creek wilderness Area. This is a residential position, and staff will live at Jawbone Flats in housing provided by the organization.
Compensation: $80/day, plus housing, utilities and partial board.
For a full job description, please visit: http://www.opalcreek.org/about/jobs/
Minimum qualification
BS/BA, preferably in natural sciences or education, previous teaching experience, experience working in a camp setting, and backcountry camping experience. The selected candidates will have the personal qualities necessary for working within a small non-profit organization, including the ability to succeed in a dynamic and demanding environment. A Wilderness First Responder certification is required by the time of employment.
To Apply: Send a Resume and Letter of Interest to Megan Selvig, Program Director, at mselvig@opalcreek.org. Open until filled.
Mission: Promoting conservation through educational experiences in wilderness.