Environmental Education & School Programs Coordinator

Bonnyvale Environmental Education Center is seeking a dynamic educator with a strong background in teaching and science to join our small, passionate team. This part-time role (20 hrs/week) combines hands-on environmental education with program coordination, serving youth through school programs, day camps, and enrichment activities. We’re looking for someone who’s flexible, collaborative, and excited to work with youth outdoors in all seasons. Perks include a flexible schedule, a beautiful natural setting, and a supportive, mission-driven team.

 Compensation: $20–25/hour.  

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Avian Rehabilitator Position Open at VINS

The Vermont Institute of Natural Science in Quechee, Vermont, is currently seeking a strong candidate to fill the full-time position of Avian Rehabilitator. The Avian Rehabilitator partakes in all aspects of animal care both for permanent resident animals at VINS and patients in the Center for Wild Bird Rehabilitation and Ambassador Care.

JOB LOCATION: VINS Nature Center, 149 Natures Way, Quechee, Vermont

Compensation: $19.00/hour, with benefits including health insurance, affordable dental and vision insurance, and a generous paid time off plan.

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Educator -  Vermont Institute of Natural Science 

The Educator in this position is responsible for helping to teach VINS School Programs lessons, as well as managing the Field Trip program at the VINS Nature Center. The primary job location is at the VINS Nature Center in Quechee, VT with travel to deliver programs.

JOB LOCATION: VINS Nature Center, 149 Natures Way, Quechee, Vermont. Travel required.

Compensation & Work Schedule: Between $20 and $22 per hour, with benefits including health insurance, affordable dental and vision insurance, and a generous paid time off plan.

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Internships- Birds of Vermont Museum 

We seek self-motivated students and/or recent graduates who are interested in environmental education, conservation, ornithology, museums, outreach, and/or woodcarving—not necessarily in that order! We offer experience in operating a small museum, practice teaching and lesson planning, visitor services, exhibit planning and construction, bird research, writing articles for lay readers, and more. If your school permits, academic credit may be possible.

Our current open internships are in:

• Conservation and Land Management (PDF)
• Communications (PDF)
• Education (PDF)

Please review our internship descriptions then write to us. To apply, attach a letter describing your interest, your resume, and contact information for three references.