Pacific Environmental Education Center
PEEC

Field Naturalist

Description: The Pacific Environmental Education Center (PEEC) is a non-profit residential outdoor school located on the beautiful Mendocino Coast. PEEC offers a coastal ecology program primarily for fifth through eighth grade students. The intent of our program is to begin where classroom study must end. First hand field experience provides a unique learning opportunity normally unobtainable in a standard school curriculum. The program's emphasis is on the interdependence and interrelationship of human beings and the physical environment in which they live, taught with the hope of developing within students an environmental ethic and a respect for the natural world. PEEC incorporates a variety of field study sites in the Mendocino coast area.

The Field Naturalist is responsible for teaching a group of 8-12 students (grades 5 - 8 ) natural history, stewardship and respect for the natural world. Study sites include tidepools, headlands, sand dunes, redwood forest and pygmy forest. Additional duties include campfire programs, night hikes and helping at mealtimes.

Qualifications: Related college level education , CPR , First Aid, relevant experience with children.

Salary: $80 - $105/day, DOE
Housing: full time
Board: program

Deadline: August 15, 2008
Available: September 15, 2008
Procedure: Call and send resume

Contact Name: Ryan Magee
Contact Address: Box 2376 Fort Bragg, CA 95437
Contact Telephone: 707-961-1059
Contact Email:
Contact Website: http://www.mcn.org/i/peec/