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BOSTON NATURAL AREAS NETWORK62 Summer StreetBoston, MA 02110 “working towards a greener city” Garden EducatorAre you creative, innovative and committed to the urban environment?Boston Natural Areas Network (BNAN) is a 36-year old urban environmental non-profit working to preserve, protect and expand open space in Boston. Working collaboratively with community, public agencies, and non-profits, BNAN combines the environment with cultural, social and public health issues. BNAN offers a wide range…See More

Boston Natural Areas Network, Boston, MA.  Boston Natural Areas Network (BNAN) is seeking a program assistant to coordinate the SLUG Program, which trains Boston Public School teachers and students to grow vegetables from seed to harvest during the school season.  Components include growing indoors under lights, growing outdoors under protection, indoor worm bins and outdoor composting.  This is an 8 to 15 hour a week ongoing position.  Please click …See More

 Master Urban GardenerBoston Natural Areas Network's Master Urban Gardener (MUG) program is an intensive, skill-building training program. Whether you’re just getting started or have been gardening for decades, MUG covers everything you need to know to thrive in one of Boston’s community gardens- from vegetable gardening and composting to community organizing. For 18 years, Master Urban Gardener has trained Boston residents who are active community gardeners and demonstrate a commitment to…See More

The BGC summer/fall 2012 internship is an unpaid 20-25 hour (somewhat flexible schedule) position that begins August 13 and runs through October 31. The intern reports to the BNAN Stewardship Manager and spearheads the Produce to Pantries project, which is an annual summer/early fall program that organizes donations from local farms and community gardens to food pantries around the city of Boston. The assigned intern would be working both at the office and in the field at the gardens and food…See More

 Position Description:Are you interested in sustainable urban farming? Do you enjoy working with youth, collaborating and working toward shared goals? Do you like to work with lots of people? If yes, this may be the job for you! Boston Natural Areas Network (BNAN) is expanding its Youth Conservation Corps program this year by introducing youth to food production by cultivating two new farm sites in Boston. Working with youth and volunteers, we will cultivate a food production site in Hyde Park…See More