Lead Naturalist

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Position Summary:

Richardson Bay Audubon Center & Sanctuary in Tiburon CA is looking for one individual passionate about educating young children on the wonders of nature and environmental science and a desire to coordinate daily camp operations.

Audubon Adventure Camp consists of a summer long commitment including one week of staff training and eight week-long camp sessions for children ages 4-7.

• Length of Assignment: June 15th through August 14th 2026

• Hours: 40 hrs per week

This role is on-site at Richardson Bay Audubon Center & Sanctuary in Tiburon CA.

Compensation:

$23.75 - $26.00 / hour

Essential Functions:

• Interface with parents/guardians during camp drop-off and pick-up

• Be point of contact of naturalists throughout the camp day

• Coordinating preparation of camp curriculum and camp projects

• Ensuring daily camp prep and clean-up is completed

• Leading camp activities in a safe and engaging manner

• Developing conservation and restoration activities for camp participants

• Keeping a log of curriculum and your Naturalist experience to share at weekly staff meetings

• Additional duties that contribute to the success of a non-profit

Qualifications and Experience:

• Skilled in creating a safe warm and welcoming atmosphere to awaken childrens curiosity for and enjoyment of nature

• Able to interact well with children teens and adults especially parents

• Experience working with children and teaching children

• Ability to plan and conduct nature-themed lesson plans/activities for children

• Reliable self-motivated emotionally mature creative and team player

• Strong organizational skills with attention to detail

• Interest in local natural history and the outdoor environment

• Willing to work outdoors in any weather as necessary

• Current First Aid/CPR certification required

• Commitment to Audubons organizational values of care collaboration change integrity impact and innovation.

• Experience fostering inclusive and collaborative work environments is valued.