The New Hampshire Department of Education (NHED) will issue competitive grants to Eligible NH School Food Authorities (SFA) and Reporting Authorities (RA) for financing the implementation and/or expansion of school gardens and increased Farm to School efforts. Responses to this request for applications received by the deadline will be scored by independent peer reviewers.
April 15-19 and/or April 22-26, 2024, 8:00am-3pm
New Hampshire Environmental Educators (NHEE) is proud to announce Chris Marks as the recipient of the 2024 Environmental Educator of the Year award for his extraordinary contributions to environmental education in New Hampshire.
Put on by Local Youth Climate Leaders and Teachers in Collaboration with NH Environmental Educators (NHEE), NH Energy Education Program (NHEEP), Seacoast Students for Sustainability (SS4S), Squam Lakes Natural Science Center (SLNSC) and the Squam Lakes Connected Learning Ecosystem.
Seasonal Conservation Easement Steward
The non-profit Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests seeks a self-motivated seasonal conservation easement steward. The steward will provide technical and administrative support to five professionals in the Easement Stewardship Department in their ongoing stewardship of our 780 conservation easements and deed restrictions. The seasonal steward will assist in monitoring conservation easements and updating records and files, including work on special projects.
The successful candidate will:
The Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests (Forest Society) is seeking a summer field technician for its Reservation Stewardship Department. This full-time, temporary (12 wk) position provides field support for the Forest Society’s Reservation Stewardship department during the busy summer field season. Work is primarily outdoors, and includes regular monitoring and stewardship tasks (trail work, signage installation, property clean up, monitoring of encroachments) on Forest Society reservations, as well as basic visitor outreach.
Founded in 1901, the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests (The Forest Society) is one of the nation’s oldest, largest, and most successful state-based land conservation and forestry organizations. A full-time staff of 40 administers programs in land protection, conservation education, environmental advocacy, and sustainable forest resource management. Reservation Stewardship staff currently oversees the management of 195 properties totaling over 60,000 acres, located in 105 NH communities.
SUMMARY: Do you have a passion for wildlife and the outdoors? We provide a positive, fun working environment with plenty of opportunities to develop new leadership and teaching skills. Our Camp Educator position will provide you with the tools and training to lead nature camp programming, provide effective child management, and teach in an outdoor setting. NH Audubon believes in an inquiry-based, student led approach to our teaching methods which is aimed at promoting curiosity of the natural world.
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