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Organization: YMCA Camp Campbell Outdoor Science School

Location: Boulder Creek, CA

Details:

Under direction of the Associate Program Director, naturalists work to plan, prepare, and carry out an integrated (×ۺϵÄ) science curriculum. This curriculum emphasizes basic principles of conservation biology, develops environmental awareness, imitates YMCA core values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility and is aligned with the California state framework and the Next Generation Science Standards.

Naturalists lead groups of fifth-and sixth-grade students from diverse backgrounds through a 4-day learning experience that is appropriately adapted to the needs of the group and seasonal climate.

Naturalists are assigned to work with 2-6 cabin leader volunteers a week and provide an evaluation of the volunteers. Naturalists share in a variety of camp- and program-related duties, including running of meals, recreational programs/activities, and evening duties.

Minimum Requirements:

BA or BS, preferably in the field of science or environmental studies.

One year of teaching experience or 2 years¡¯ working on a science-related field project.

Strong human and public relation skills required.

Ability to communicate effectively and professionally with students, staff, volunteers, teachers, and parents.

Must have good decision-making skills, and the ability to work both independently and as a member of a team.

Ability to manage group sizes between 20-250 students.

A background in natural sciences, environmental and recreational activities is preferred.

A familiarity with outdoor education and teaching techniques used outdoors is preferred.

Must have general knowledge of needs and behavior of school age children.

A bilingual in Spanish/English is preferred.

Compensation Information:

$520-560/ week, depending on experience.

Full medical benefits and paid holidays and sick time.

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Location:

StonyKillRoadinAccord,NY

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SpringDiscovery

This spring, we will gather in the forest to play games, tell stories around the fire, explore the nature and so much more!

Join us for any of the Kestrel Sundays!

Together, we will safely explore the nature and build lasting friendships with each other and stay in the village where the children have enriched each summer at camp.

Children walk away from Kestrel feeling at home in nature and at home in themselves.

Each day begins with a morning circle where thanksgiving, songs and games bring us further into our bodies. The days are filled with nature-based games that expand our awareness, storytelling from skilled instructors and visiting elders, songs inspired by nature's beauty, exploring the forest and looking for mysteries, sculpting clay, and wandering the caves. At the end of the day, with leaf and flower on our heads,our faces painted and smiles on our faces, we'll return!

Kestrel is where your child will:

Play and explore the beautiful outdoors.

Experience and practice a variety of wilderness skills and native technology.

Practice awareness, quiet-mind, animal forms, curiosity, exploration, telling the story of the day, and gratitude.

Face personal and group challenges tailored to build awareness, self-confidence and group unity.

Our Kestrel instructors are experts in guiding children to safety and freely move in the direction of their own curiosity.

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