Are you an educator who likes to connect students with nature? Are you looking for ways to engage them in meaningful science? Do you currently use citizen or participatory science in your education setting?
There are many ways to take action with New Hampshire Environmental Educators and join a community of folks working towards a NH where all people value and feel connected to our natural spaces, are environmentally literate, and act as social and environmental stewards in their communities.
Tara Happy of Hollis Primary school received the EPA's 2024 Presidential Award for the Northeast region citing her work in teaching her students how to reduce their environmental impact and connect with nature. Tara is the first EE teacher to receive the award from NH since the program's inception in 2011.
Are you an educator with an interest in STEM (science, technology, engineering, math), research, and climate change education? If so, you might be interested in joining a Connected Learning Ecosystem.
Young Voices of Science Curriculum Specialist
Hubbard Brook Research Foundation (HBRF)
Status: Part-time, hourly
Salary: $19 to $24 per hour, based on experience.
Location: Remote, online ~2 days per week , flexible work hours throughout the week
Regular Schedule: ~16 hours per week, Monday – Friday. August to December 2024 (with possibility for additional follow up work after the designated time frame)
Reports To: YVoS Manager with support from the YVoS Specialist and Executive Director
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 Assistant Camp Director 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.
5-hour online course on classroom strategies for channeling students’ environmental concerns into empowerment.
Camp Pemigewassett’s Nature Instruction Training Clinic is back for its 28th session. Instructors are trained to create their own place-based lessons and activities using the natural resources at their own facility. The clinic is 5 ½ days long (June 9-14) in residence at Camp Pemigewassett (www.camppemi.com ) in Wentworth, NH and is limited to 14 participants.
