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Position Title
Naturalist
Intern/Counselor
Location
Clem Miller Environmental Education Center
Point Reyes National Seashore, California
On the coast, 90 minutes north of San Francisco
Salary
$225-$265 / week;
8 week position; room/board provided (weekend
housing included)
Dates of Camp
June 17 - August 16, 2008
Apply By
March 15, 2008 Priority deadline (open until filled)
To Apply, Submit All of the Following Together
- A completed job
application form (pdf)
- A cover letter and resume
- Any material to support that you
possess the qualifications listed
below
Brief Description of Duties
The primary functions of this position are to assist with guided natural history and environmental education programs, meal time supervision, free time activities, and cabin supervision for children attending Point Reyes Science Camp. This is a residential, weekday environmental education camp for children ages 7-16.
Summary of Qualifications
1) Enjoy working with children and have an interest in working with them in the outdoors.
2) Ability to lift 50 pound backpack up to 8 miles per day over rugged terrain.
3) General knowledge of first aid techniques
and CPR with current certification.
4) Enjoyment of the outdoors, creativity, enthusiasm, flexibility, self-motivation,
and a sense of humor.
5) Knowledge of ecological concepts.
Background Information
The Clem Miller Environmental Education Center, home of Point Reyes Summer Camp, is close to one of the finest beaches in Point Reyes National Seashore. This overnight summer camp for kids ages 7-16 explores the rich coastal environments and diverse habitats of one of the country's most beautiful National Parks.
Send to
Summer Camp Director
Naturalist Intern/Counselor Application
Point Reyes National Seashore Association,
Bldg. #70
Point Reyes, CA 94956
phone: (415) 663-1224
fax: (415) 663-8174
Equal Opportunity Employer
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For more information or for the 2008 camp brochure please call
(415) 663-1224 Mon - Fri, or email us with your name and address.
This page last modified January 15, 2008
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