About the role#
This AmeriCorps placement at Zion National Park focuses on interpretation, education, and visitor services. You will help convey the importance of the park's natural, cultural, and historical resources to visitors. The goal is to foster intellectual and emotional connections to the landscape while inspiring environmental stewardship among adults and students.
What you'll do#
- Develop and present educational programs for park visitors.
- Research natural and human history to write structured program outlines, including themes and goals.
- Create digital media for the park website and social media channels, including drafting posts and developing educational videos.
- Review and update website content regarding the park's historical and cultural information.
- Support Junior Ranger programs and outreach efforts to connect families to the park.
- Assist with park projects such as site remediation, inventorying, and the development of field guides.
- Participate in vegetation projects, including planting native species, trail rehabilitation, and slope stabilization.
What you'll need#
- You must be a United States citizen, national, or lawful permanent resident alien.
- You must be at least 17 years old and hold a high school diploma or equivalent.
- You must agree to complete a National Service Criminal History Check.
- Undergraduate education in history, archeology, geology, biology, ecology, or cultural studies is preferred.
- You should be comfortable speaking to large groups, including children.
- You must be able to stand and walk for long periods over rough terrain while carrying equipment.
- You must be able to work full days outdoors in various weather conditions and temperatures.
- A valid driver's license is required, along with comfort driving on steep and windy roads.
Location & details#
- The position is based in Springdale, Utah.
- This is a full-time, on-site role with a rolling term.
- The role is a paid AmeriCorps service position.
About Conservation Legacy
Conservation Legacy is a national nonprofit organization founded in 1998. Based in Durango, Colorado, the organization supports locally based conservation service programs. It manages projects focused on environmental services, education, and community development. The staff size is approximately 257 employees.
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