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: The position provides laboratory, field, and administrative support to the Agroecology Lab at the University of Maine. Typical hiring range for this soft-money funded position is $38,000 to $45,000 commensurate
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& Agriculture and the School of Biology & Ecology. Continuation beyond the initial one-year appointment is contingent on funding and job performance. Hiring salary for this one-year fixed-length position is
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leading ecology, survival, arts, hunter safety, or adventure programming. We work with over 1,000 youth in our open enrollment summer camp. The seven-month positions run late April-mid November, with
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Environmental Educator, you will provide hands-on ecology immersion for students as part of our Open Air Classroom. All school programming is customized and highlights our Earth Connections curriculum and BEETLES
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in teams to plan and lead morning focus programs, afternoon electives, and evening programs (creative arts, STEM, archery, general ecology, gardening & cooking, marine ecology, wilderness skills, 4-H
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, to develop life skills necessary to be self-directing, productive and contributing members of society. The NASA-funded LENE project is designed to connect youth to data-rich investigations of local ecologies
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immense ecological, cultural, and economic significance in the Gulf of Maine. We encourage candidates who bring expertise in invertebrate zoology, ecology, physiology, or related fields, and who
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of hands-on natural history and outdoor skills, lessons, games, and activities. Topics such as the water cycle, insects, birds, marine, forest, and freshwater ecology are taught through exploration, games
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skills, map and compass, general ecology, personal health and safety, and knot-tying. Prepare food for trips and coordinate logistical support, food/equipment deliveries, emergency support, etc. Supervise
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, to develop life skills necessary to be self-directing, productive and contributing members of society. The NASA-funded LENE project is designed to connect youth to data-rich investigations of local ecologies