[MCN] Summer Yellowstone field positions available at Ecology Project International

[Erin Clark]

Hello Missoulians who are or know stellar educators,

Ecology Project International is looking to hire Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem experienced educators and up-and-coming educators for this coming summer. Please share this broadly with anyone you know that might be a good fit. Many thanks!

Ecology Project International (EPI) is hiring field instructors and field interns to teach field-based science/conservation/environmental educational programs for middle and high school students. We are currently hiring for the 2018 summer Yellowstone wildlife ecology program.



Yellowstone field instructors teach ecology and science lessons, guide students in accurately collecting data for research projects as they work alongside scientists, transport students between field sites, adhere to rigorous risk management protocols, lead students in leadership activities/games, mentor field interns, help lead students in meal preparation, and complete necessary course paperwork.



Yellowstone field interns, as a member of a three person field team, guide students in the preparation of all meals in the field, maintain EPI field equipment, transport students, lead students in leadership activities/games, and support field instructors in conducting all courses. As the internship progresses, interns will be called upon to provide relevant ecology and science lessons to students.



Applications will be processed as received and hiring will happen on a rolling basis until positions are filled. For a complete job announcement and to access the applications, visit http://www.ecologyproject.org/about/jobs/.



EPI is an international non-profit organization dedicated to addressing critical conservation issues through field-based partnerships between local experts and high school students. We engage adolescent youth from local communities and visiting youth from other regions in applied conservation hands-on science and conservation as they learn about and help protect threatened species and habitats. Through EPI’s programs in five countries throughout the U.S. and Latin America, teens are inspired and empowered to engage in conservation efforts at home and worldwide to become the next generation of conservation leaders. More information can be found at www.ecologyproject.org<http://www.ecologyproject.org>.

Erin Clark | Program Director
Ecology Project International
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