Position Summary
Are you passionate about the environment and excited by the idea of connecting children with nature Join us as an Environmental Education Intern at the North Carolina Botanical Garden! This summer position is perfect for college students interested in environmental or science education who want hands-on real world experience while making a meaningful impact in a beautiful garden setting. As an intern youll play a key role in our nature-based summer camps for children ages 411 engaging campers in learning experiences that foster curiosity a deeper connection to the natural world and a love for science. Interns support staff educators in delivering joyful developmentally appropriate programs in both indoor and outdoor learning environments. Learn more about Camp Flytrap. As an intern you will: Assist camp staff in preparing for and leading nature-based learning activities including hands-on exploration games stories and arts/crafts for groups of up to 14 campers Help set up and break down camp materials daily to ensure smooth camp operations Support the physical and emotional safety of campers in a fun inclusive and supportive environment Assist with maintaining indoor and outdoor learning spaces Build knowledge of North Carolina native plants animals and habitats Develop practical skills in lesson planning group management and environmental education best practices Learning Outcomes Gain confidence and applied experience facilitating nature-based environmental education for children including age-appropriate instruction and group management through mentorship and practice Increase knowledge of North Carolinas native plants animals and ecosystems Understand the role of public gardens in environmental education Explain how learning occurs in non-formal settings such as public gardens through hands-on place-based experiences Explore career pathways and professional roles in non-formal environmental education including opportunities within botanic gardens and similar institutions
Work Schedule
Monday Friday 8:15 4:15
Required Experience:
Staff IC
Position SummaryAre you passionate about the environment and excited by the idea of connecting children with nature Join us as an Environmental Education Intern at the North Carolina Botanical Garden! This summer position is perfect for college students interested in environmental or science educati...
Position Summary
Are you passionate about the environment and excited by the idea of connecting children with nature Join us as an Environmental Education Intern at the North Carolina Botanical Garden! This summer position is perfect for college students interested in environmental or science education who want hands-on real world experience while making a meaningful impact in a beautiful garden setting. As an intern youll play a key role in our nature-based summer camps for children ages 411 engaging campers in learning experiences that foster curiosity a deeper connection to the natural world and a love for science. Interns support staff educators in delivering joyful developmentally appropriate programs in both indoor and outdoor learning environments. Learn more about Camp Flytrap. As an intern you will: Assist camp staff in preparing for and leading nature-based learning activities including hands-on exploration games stories and arts/crafts for groups of up to 14 campers Help set up and break down camp materials daily to ensure smooth camp operations Support the physical and emotional safety of campers in a fun inclusive and supportive environment Assist with maintaining indoor and outdoor learning spaces Build knowledge of North Carolina native plants animals and habitats Develop practical skills in lesson planning group management and environmental education best practices Learning Outcomes Gain confidence and applied experience facilitating nature-based environmental education for children including age-appropriate instruction and group management through mentorship and practice Increase knowledge of North Carolinas native plants animals and ecosystems Understand the role of public gardens in environmental education Explain how learning occurs in non-formal settings such as public gardens through hands-on place-based experiences Explore career pathways and professional roles in non-formal environmental education including opportunities within botanic gardens and similar institutions
Work Schedule
Monday Friday 8:15 4:15
Required Experience:
Staff IC
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