Office/Business Manager - Bonnyvale Environmental Education Center

BEEC is seeking to hire an Office/Business Manager to serve as our central office support person as well as a key point of contact with the general public and BEEC members, donors, staff, and Board. The successful candidate will be very organized, able to prioritize effectively, have solid written and oral communication skills, and will be able to work well across all levels of our team in this Brattleboro, Vermont based non-profit organization.

Please contact us if you have questions:  admin@beec.org

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Environmental Education Intern - Audubon Vermont/Green Mountain Audubon Center

For those interested in environmental education, Audubon Vermont provides college students and recent graduates with a paid internship. The internship is designed to provide a range of administrative and programmatic experiences with a focus on environmental education. Work on some or all of the following programs:

• Field trips and outreach programs comprise the core of our education programs during the school year, September-June. We work with local schools, day camps, and community organizations to provide outdoor education to their members and students.
  • Preschool-age students visit for 1.5-2 hours. Example programs include Let’s Talk Turkeys, Journey from Sap to Syrup, Down by the River, and Critter Construction.
  • Elementary and middle school students visit for 2- or 4-hour trips. Programs include Secret Lives of Trees, All About Birds, Wilderness Skills, Insect Investigations, Aquatic Ecosystems and Watershed Wonders, and Bird-friendly Maple Sugaring.
• Vacation Camps: Audubon Vermont hosts up to 12 days of day camps during school breaks to kids from our local communities. Campers explore, investigate, and discover in our forests, ponds, rivers, wetlands, and fields. Interns work at camps as their schedules allow, assisting staff with everything from lesson planning to teaching.
• Public Programs: We offer programs on various seasonal topics throughout the year for audiences of all ages.

This internship is a temporary role and is paid at a rate of $16.00 per hour during the 2023-2024 academic year (October-May). Applicants must be available during the public-school day 8am-2pm, but availability until 5pm allows this position to work with our afterschool programs as well. This position is best suited to a self-driven individual who has experience in education (formal or informal) and working with elementary-aged children and can bring a creative edge to natural history interpretation. This is an on-site role based at Audubon Vermont, Green Mountain Audubon Center, Huntington, VT.

Must be available 16-20 hours/week - we are flexible about how the intern will fufill those hours.

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Communications and Publications Associate- Lake Champlain Basin Program

We are seeking a full-time Associate to assist with communications and publications tasks for the Lake Champlain Basin Program’s print and web-based communications platforms and education and outreach initiatives.

As a NEIWPCC Information Officer with the Lake Champlain Basin Program (LCBP), you will maintain and update LCBP-hosted websites and other digital platforms and will write and develop content for LCBP’s e-newsletter, blogs, website, social media, press releases, and other communications channels and outreach materials. You will maintain and update the LCBP’s Pics.io photograph and creative asset catalog, and fulfill internal and external requests for photos, maps, data, and other assets. You will also prepare content for a variety of education and outreach meetings and conferences.

Submit cover letter, resume, and a brief writing sample by email to jobs@neiwpcc.org by September 10, 2023. Please reference #23-LCBP-004 in the email subject line. Accepting applications until the position is filled.

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