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[Carl DuPoldt <cdupoldt@yahoo.com>]

Environmental Science Educator
 SUMMARYNatureBridge of the Mid-Atlantic is currently hiring Environmental 
Science Educators for the Spring 2017 season, beginning in early April and 
ending in early June, with the possibility of extending employment into the 
summer and fall. Based in Prince William Forest Park, Virginia, the program 
serves students from Northern Virginia and Washington DC.NatureBridge 
Environmental Science Educators are skilled professionals who provide diverse 
student groups with meaningful experiences in nature’s classroom. Our 
educators have significant post-undergraduate experience and training in 
environmental education content, curricula, and pedagogy. NatureBridge values 
diversity, equity, and inclusion. We strive to diversify our workforce and 
seek applications by individuals from all backgrounds, abilities, cultures, 
orientations, identities, and communities.RESPONSIBILITIES Lead groups of 
10-15 students through multi-day, hands-on, experiential learning experiences 
in an outdoor setting
 Use scientific inquiry and lead by example to demonstrate positive and 
responsible environmental literacy and behavior
 Facilitate environmental education activities for student groups using a 
student-centered approach
 Differentiate and tailor programs to meet the needs of each school group, 
incorporating teacher requests within our educational framework, program 
logistics, and student interests
 Cultivate a culturally responsive learning community to bring relevance to 
program content and community relationships with students, teachers, and 
schools
 Create and lead structured evening programs with student participants
 Manage student safety in an outdoor setting using sound judgment and 
application of NatureBridge risk management policies and guidelines, 
administer first aid as needed
 Provide weekly, comprehensive pre- and post-trip assessments of student 
group learning to help evidence achievement of educational goals
 Actively participate in staff community by attending meetings and trainings 
as assigned
 Perform other duties as assignedQUALIFICATIONS Bachelor’s degree in science, 
environmental or interdisciplinary studies, or a related field
 Current Wilderness First Aid and CPR certifications (minimum) or willingness 
to obtain before start date
 Minimum one to two years relevant teaching experience (preferably outdoors) 
and a working knowledge of inquiry-based, multi-disciplinary science and 
natural history
 Ability to perform physically challenging work in the outdoors and in all 
weather conditions on uneven terrain
 Commitment to diversity and inclusiveness within your teaching and our 
community
 Effective communication and interpersonal skills
 A willingness to be coached and openness to feedback
 Ability to work flexible hours, including evenings and occasional 
weekendsDESIRED QUALIFICATIONS Advanced degree and/or teaching credential
 Experience with English Language Learners or urban youth
 Ability to speak and/or teach in a second language
 Experience in science research
 Wilderness First Responder certificationCOMPENSATIONCompensation package 
includes: $101 daily rate (plus additional compensation for running evening 
programs and being on-call), housing, and meals while program is in session. 
No benefits offered.HOW TO APPLYA complete application consists of: A cover 
letter describing why you want to work for NatureBridge at Prince William 
Forest Park
 Your current resume
 Contact information for three referencesWhen your application materials are 
complete, please apply using the online application form at: 
https://naturebridge.org/environmental-science-educator-application-prince-williamMulti-season,
 multi-campus positions running from early April through early November 2017 
may also become available. Selected applicants would work the spring season 
at Prince William Forest Park in VA, transfer to the Golden Gate campus in CA 
for the summer season, then return to Prince William Forest Park for the 
fall. Compensation would include benefits and financial assistance in 
transferring campuses. Please indicate in your cover letter if you would like 
to receive additional information about this position as it becomes 
available.Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. APPLICATION REVIEW 
BEGINS IN OCTOBER 2016- APPLY NOW! Please direct questions to Rae Parks, 
Senior Educator, at midatlanticsearch@naturebridge.org. Due to the high 
number of applications we receive, we may not be able to respond to all 
inquiries. Thank you for your interest. We look forward to hearing from you! 
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From: John Bridges jbridgestx@yahoo.com [compost_tea] <
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Date: Sun, Oct 2, 2016 at 1:27 PM
Subject: [compost_tea] Microbes to the Rescue
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Beating invasive Cheatgrass with bacteria.
How cool is that?

 http://blog.nature.org/science/2016/09/07/attacking-
invasive-cheatgrass-root-soil-microbes-biocontrol-sage/




Attacking Invasive Cheatgrass at Its Root
Not much can stop cheatgrass from spreading. That’s why scientists are
turning to a solution in the soil, a micr...

<http://blog.nature.org/science/2016/09/07/attacking-invasive-cheatgrass-root-soil-microbes-biocontrol-sage/>


John Bridges

Bridges Heritage Growers
Keller, Texas
In the woods & soils of the Cross Timbers
2012 USDA zone 8a
AHS Heat Zone 9
Sunset zone 33
Dallas, Fort Worth area

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Lawrence F. London, Jr.
lfljvenaura@gmail.com
https://sites.google.com/site/avantgeared