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27 Sep 2024 | |
Part time job |
Specific Tasks & Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:
Implement public education programs at both indoor and outdoor locations throughout the Park, including catch & release fishing workshops, guided tours, partner events and open hours at the Wetlab aquarium and Pier 57 Discovery Tank
Be the on-site support during evening and weekend programming, including supervising Park interns and seasonal staff
Teach the Park’s environmental education programs centered on Hudson River wildlife, shoreline ecology, plankton microscopy and more
Develop teaching materials to be used in programming and maintain various department resources, such as fishing poles, educational crafts and microscopes
Support the ongoing maintenance of fish tanks and learn to handle live fish and other marine wildlife
Support the Park’s estuarine research and science projects on such topics as oysters, fish ecology, marine debris and Park sustainability
Support other departmental and Trust duties as assigned
Education & Experience Requirements:
Completion of at least two years towards a Bachelor’s or an Associate’s Degree or equivalent relevant experience
Coursework focused on marine, environmental science, history or education is preferred
At least one year of experience in environmental education or classroom teaching
Strong interest in teaching diverse audiences a variety of environmental themes
Aligned with the Park’s commitment to DEIJ, we look for applicants with a strong interest n environmental justice
Comfort interacting with members of the public in a friendly and professional manner
Ability to work as a part of a team, multitask and problem solve
Strong organizational, time management and communication skills
Physical & Other Requirements:
Willingness to get muddy, handle live animals, work outside in all weather conditions and practice catch and release fishing
Ability to lift approximately 30 pounds is preferred
Either a valid driver’s license and/or ability to ride a bicycle is preferred
Compensation & Schedule:
$25.00 per hour
Work schedule includes Saturdays and some weekday evenings
Application Process:
Interested applicants are to submit a resume and cover letter with your preferred term length specified to the Human Resources Office at [email protected]. Please include how you found the job listing in the body of your email. Indicate Job Code: Part Time Environmental Educator 2024 in the subject line of the email.
No phone calls please.
More information on the Hudson River Park is available at:
www.hudsonriverpark.org
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