Full Job Description Who We Are Shelburne Farms is an education nonprofit on a mission to inspire and cultivate a sustainable future. We offer transformative learning experiences to help educators and students create a better world. Our home campus is a 1,400-acre working farm located on the traditional, unceded homelands—Ndakinna—of the Winooskik band of the Abenaki. What We Do Engage youth and people of all ages in equitable learning experiences that inspire them to build diverse, resilient, caring communities. Steward our working lands and heritage buildings as we embody values of place and community through caring for and sharing our natural, agricultural, cultural, and human resources. Collaborate with educators and other local, national, and international partners to advance education for sustainability worldwide Commitment to Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Shelburne Farms recognizes that justice, equity, and access are central to sustainability. We are committed to translating these values into action across the organization by improving equitable outcomes in our culture, programs, and services. Shelburne Farms is working to create experiences of belonging for all, including BIPOC, LGBTQ+ communities, people with disabilities, and people of all economic realities. We are passionate about building and sustaining a diverse and welcoming working and learning environment for all program participants, guests, and staff. Who We’re Looking for As an Educator on our team, you will teach and support education programs on and off the Farm, primarily school programs and summer camp. Depending upon your skills and experience, you may also support preschool programs, afterschool programs, our educational farmyard, visitor services, adult and public programs, and/or teacher professional learning. You will also provide leadership and mentorship for undergraduate interns and post graduate fellows, alongside other educators. While your primary responsibility will be to teach and provide direct service education, other education projects, materials preparation, curriculum design, and support duties will be incorporated. We’re looking for someone who will communicate effectively with coworkers to create a respectful work environment and someone who is excited to grow through self reflection and receiving feedback from groups, peer educators, and mentors. What You’ll Do Plan and teach custom and themed on site elementary school field trip programs. (4-5 days/week during school year). Plan and teach our on site, summer day camp for preschool, elementary, middle and high school aged campers. (5 days/week; 9-10 weeks). Participate in and/or provide support for seasonal special events, family, and public programs (which may occur on occasional evenings and weekends). Plan and teach on site preschool programming. (½-1 day per week). Connect people and animals in the Farmyard through hands-on education. Attend planning meetings and spend time preparing lessons and materials. Participate in Education Team meetings, Shelburne Farms all staff meetings, and professional development. Serve as a leader and role model of educational pedagogy and best teaching practices along with the education staff. Offer mentorship to undergraduate education interns and post graduate education fellows along with the education staff. Support a continuous effort to build and sustain a diverse and welcoming working and learning environment for all program participants, guests, and staff. Attend and support safety training and maintain safety standards. Bring your curiosity, enthusiasm, skills, and gifts to Shelburne Farms programming and community at large. Core Qualifications Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent Commitment to equity, justice, and inclusion within teaching practice and work environment Additional Valued Qualifications Experience with: farm-based, place-based, and environmental education; early childhood education; and education for sustainability pedagogy. Classroom teaching experience (curriculum design is a bonus). Experience teaching preschool and/or summer camp programming. Experience in interpretation and/or public programming. Experience in mentoring and coaching. First Aid and CPR certification (advanced certification preferred ex: Wilderness First Aid/ Responder). Strong written and verbal communication skills. Strong communication and collaborative skills with co-workers, youth, chaperones, teachers, and visitors. Positive and flexible attitude with co-workers, youth, chaperones, teachers, and visitors. Solution-oriented mindset when faced with challenges. Desire to take initiative in programming, your growth as an educator, and the care of our teaching spaces.

Full Job Description We are seeking an experienced farmer and team leader to support the management of all aspects of our small, diverse organic farm that uses it resources to deliver experiential education opportunities. If this sounds like you we'd love to hear from you!

Full Job Description The Woodstock Foundation, Inc. Billings Farm & Museum The Woodstock Foundation, Inc. seeks a farm manager for Billings Farm & Museum (BF&M) in Woodstock, Vermont. Sited on the farm established by Frederick Billings 151 years ago, BF&M today breeds and milks a herd of more than 50 blue ribbon Jerseys, producing more than 650,000 pounds of milk, some of which goes to Agri-Mark for Cabot products and some of which is used to craft award-winning artisan cheeses in partnership with Grafton Village Cheese. The Woodstock landmark is a Vermont destination which attracts thousands of visitors annually with its educational exhibits, engaging programs and special events that bring to life Vermont’s rural heritage. Function: Oversee the Billings Farm operation, including personnel, animals, and farmland, ensuring a proper, ethical, healthy, and safe environment for all. Oversee the day-to-day work of the farm, ensuring the production of quality healthful products, including livestock, embryos, milk, and cheese for sale and retail. Develop farm programs including a high level of educational activity, a mix of the use of historical and modern technologies for public interpretation, exemplary stewardship and farm husbandry, value added product(s), and financial sustainability. Always providing a warm and welcoming guest experience. Supervision: Reports to the Executive Director, supervises a farm staff of full-time Farm Assistants and Milkers in addition to part-time and casual help and farm interns. Abilities: Advanced knowledge of and experience in current sustainable dairy practices and related farm activities. Ability to lead and supervise coworkers, helping to create a positive working environment. Ability to interact with the public in a knowledgeable, responsible, and courteous manner. Support the guest experience with animal engagement. Ability to maintain priorities and solve problems as they occur in a professional manner and supporting the organization. Duties: Manage the day-to-day operation of the farm, including: Hire and supervise farm staff, assuring productivity, effectiveness, and hospitality to visitors; Manage all dairy operations including breeding, animal health and safety, feeding, production, etc. Manage the draft animal program; Manage the sheep, chicken and other small animal programs; Manage pastures and croplands, including planting, fertilization, erosion control, harvesting, and crop rotation; Maintain the physical plant and equipment; Conduct business operations and administration, including preparation and management of budgets. Oversee and ensure the health of all the farm's animals and livestock, consulting with the BF&M's veterinarian of record as appropriate and keeping-up-to-date records of care. Maintaining accurate records and registrations of all livestock on Billings property pursuant to agricultural, State and Federal standards. Uphold the mission of Billings Farm & Museum and always provide a warm and pleasant guest and educational experience. Perform and lead the day-to-day work, chores, and duties involving all aspects of the agricultural operations of the farm, including strenuous work conditions. Maintain flexibility in job duties including a variety of seasonal activities: planting, haying, etc., all as part of the regular workweek. Working closely and collaborating with members of the museum operations team particularly the Interpretation & Education, Guest Experience, and Facilities teams – to help create and participate in educational programs that showcase various aspects of the agricultural practices of the Billings Farm. Oversee a program of both public and private horse-drawn wagon and sleigh rides as an important component of the museum program. Perform all duties in a responsible and conscientious manner, with particular attention to safety regulations. Professional and timely communication to team members including newsletter submissions, timely response to e-mails and other communication methods, with the goal of informing other BF & M staff of the happenings at the Farm. Perform other duties as assigned. Perform the usual duties of a farm staff member, representing Billings Farm and the Museum in a professional manner in all public contacts. Billings Farm & Museum is singular among America’s historic sites and outdoor museums in offering to its guests the experience of a fully operational dairy farm, engaging programs across the seasons, galleried exhibits, and an award-winning film. Billings Farm was established in 1983 and is a primary ongoing project of the Woodstock Foundation. The Woodstock Foundation is an equal opportunity employer. Housing on property is provided for this position. Job Type: Full-time Pay: $70,000.00 - $80,000.00 per year Benefits: 401(k) matching Health insurance Health savings account Schedule: Self-determined schedule Experience: Farming: 5 years (Required) Supervising experience: 3 years (Required) Work Location: One location

Bloomfield Hills, MI: Bowers School Farm Manager (Full-Time) The Farm Manager is responsible for the daily conduct and management of operations, which will include the support of evening and weekend activities; oversight of feeding and care for all farm livestock and horses; supervision of the maintenance of all site facilities; complete fieldwork; supervision of independent study student activities and workers; the development and supervision of demonstrations and displays. The primary goals for the farm operations are to produce high-quality agricultural products, provide engaging experiences for guests and staff and be as financially self-sufficient as possible. This position supervises and is supported by a team of staff and serves as an on-site operations leader. Successful candidates will inspire people around our mission and effectively manage resources to do the work. COMPENSATION/BENEFITS: Pursuant to the Conditions of Employment for Coordinator Staff and commensurate with experience. Salary range: $45,000 - $59,000.

Sharon, MA: Mass Audubon's Farm at Moose Hill is hiring Field Workers! The Farm at Moose Hill is a Mass Audubon Wildlife Sanctuary that provides organic produce to more than 200 families through our CSA program, local hunger relief organizations, an on-site farm stand and farmer’s markets. The farm is 17 acres, certified organic, and located in Sharon, Massachusetts – about 25 miles from both Boston and Providence. We are looking for hard-working individuals with an interest in local food systems and sustainable agriculture to join our team for the 2022 season! Alongside the farm manager, the field crew will share responsibilities to successfully maintain, harvest, and distribute beautiful produce to our customers. This is a seasonal position from May 16, 2022 through October 28, 2022. Field workers are full time, seasonal positions, $14.25/hour plus vegetables, fruits, and flowers from the farm. To apply, please send a resume and cover letter to Jill Banach at jbanach@massaudubon.org. Full job descriptions can be found a< href="https://www.massaudubon.org/jobs?job_location%5B%5D=Sharon%2C+MA&job_tags%5B%5D=291&job_search=&btn=">here</a>.

Lincoln, MA: Mass Audubon's Drumlin Farm Camp is a farm and nature camp full of outdoor exploration, farmyard activities, teambuilding, games, and much more. We are looking for a Garden Facilitator to support our programming by designing and delivering garden and crops-based lessons, activities, crafts and cooking projects for campers ages 4-17. Flexible start date, 10 hours/ week option, starting as early as April 11. Summer schedule: 8 am - 2 pm, Monday - Friday, June 1-Aug 24,with additional dates available. Pay: $15-17.50/ hour depending on experience. Join a positive, welcoming staff community in a beautiful place to share your love of nature and farming with children and youth! Full posting here: https://www.massaudubon.org/jobs/garden-cooking-facilitator

Dallas, TX - Full Time Educational Gardener - Vogel Alcove - Position Available Now - We are a farm to preschool child care facility servicing homeless and traumatized children. Gardener will oversee the grounds and help educate children on grow practices. This is a full time position. Position Description: Responsible for overseeing the planning and implementation of the agricultural garden, landscaping and repairing the children’s outdoor learning and playground area. If interest please email resume @ hr@vogelalcove.org. Job description link - https://vogelalcove.org/careers

Prescott Farm Environmental Education Center seeks Camp Instructors and Counselors for teaching positions at its WildQuest Summer Camp. Both positions are responsible for daily supervision and instruction of campers aged 4-16. Topics include but are not limited to: natural and physical science, gardening, animal care, sensory awareness, and team building. Teaching is through hands-on and inquiry methods that encourage exploration, self-directed learning, and stewardship of the natural environment. WildQuest Summer Camp employment involves working June 20 – August 26 which includes one week of paid staff training and nine weekly camp sessions. Consistent scheduling working weekdays and daytimes only! Full job description at https://prescottfarm.org/about-us/employment-opportunities

Carnation, WA- Carnation Farms. Farm Camp Counselors & a Rooted Teen Program Leader 2022 season ($16-18/hour) We are looking for folks to lead our Farm Camps and Rooted paid teen summer program. Carnation Farms is a 818 acre organic farm located in the Snoqualmie Valley, growing veggies, lovestock, and providing educational programming connecting our community to the food system. Please visit our website for job descriptions and more information about our summer programs-- https://carnationfarms.org/get-involved/join-our-team

Come join a team to encourage sustainability and healthy food at the YMCA of Greater Boston’s beautiful overnight camps! We’re looking to hire someone who will be a member of our camps’ kitchen staff and have a special focus on improving our food service’s efficiency, sustainability, and health! Seeking someone with previous experience working in a commercial/institutional kitchen and a passion for sustainable systems, waste reduction, and fresh food. If you love the idea of helping the environment, feeding a community, and contributing to a green, sustainable food system, this might just be the job for you! Link to full posting and online application: https://workforcenow.adp.com/mascsr/default/mdf/recruitment/recruitment.html?cid=791dd4a4-4e2b-40a0-831c-432352eae979&ccId=19000101_000001&jobId=433046&lang=en_US&source=CC4

We are hiring a Garden Coordinator to manage our beautiful, organic camp garden and promote sustainability at our camps. This is an amazing opportunity to work hands-on in a local, circular food system, and teach youth about it! The Garden Coordinator will direct camper gardening activities and operations at our Sustainability Center, which includes nine large raised bed gardens, a large new potting shed, and a state-of-the-art compost system. This position will be in charge of completing all plant care, harvesting, and replanting tasks in the garden with the help of campers and other staff. Seeking someone passionate about sustainable agriculture and organic growing techniques, experience with raised bed gardens and low/high tunnels, a passion for working with kids, and a desire to work on a close-knit, high-energy summer camp team! Link to full posting and online application: https://workforcenow.adp.com/mascsr/default/mdf/recruitment/recruitment.html?cid=791dd4a4-4e2b-40a0-831c-432352eae979&ccId=19000101_000001&jobId=433047&lang=en_US&source=CC4&fbclid=IwAR3Fzh9PBDUgOP5bTgc3LxYgVffJ29Gipx4qf63N5Sp5ut_iDMO9mPHnQps

Greenacres Foundation (GAF): GAF is a highly motivated service organization focused on using the assets of Greenacres to provide custom-designed hands-on active learning opportunities for children of all ages. All opportunities are customized to the needs of the visiting group which primarily consist of local school groups from K to 8. All school-based programs are tied to the national and/or state standards so that they contribute to the success of the classroom teacher. In 1988 we focused on Environment Education, had one employee and provided hands-on programs about riparian zones for 60 children. Each year we provide programs based on the environment, generative agriculture, equine, and classical arts to over 32,000 visitors. Our programs are of the highest quality. They should be. Quality Quality Quality (QQQ) is a core value. Our dedication to our values: Grace, Good Neighbor Policy, and Green cannot be overstated. Our employees strive to be the best of the best and flourish in a team environment where outcomes are the result of teamwork. Greenacres is not just a place to work – it is a career, a lifestyle, and a place to exude passion for the Mission and Vision of our Founders – Louis and Louise Nippert. We are here to serve the community and change the lives of children.

https://www.sunrisecommunityfarmcenter.com/employment-opportunities Sunrise Community Farm Center is hiring several positions! Come join a team of farm-based educators. At Sunrise Community Farm Center, our vision is to create a sustainable model of a community farm that is inclusive of all ages. We teach children the importance of connecting with animals, nature, and each other.