Jobs

The Camp Facilitator is responsible for implementing kids camps on-site at the Museum. The majority of programming will be focused on elementary-aged children utilizing dynamic, hands-on activities. The Camp Facilitator will create engaging lesson plans and teach about the cultural and natural history of the High Desert, as well as STEAM, (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math).

The Museum hopes to hire a Camp Facilitator for the following dates and camps:

• Spring Break – March 18-20 (training), March 23-27
• Summer Break – June 3–12 (training), June 16 – August 21

Position Summary: Oregon Desert Land Trust (ODLT) is
seeking two summer interns to support ranch and
preserve management, land health monitoring, hosting
guests and partners, represent ODLT to visitors, neighbors, and community members,
and support land conservation and restoration projects such as general caretaking,
facilities maintenance, fence /repair removal, invasive weed survey/control and stream
restoration. Internships will take place at our Trout Creek Ranch property in Fields,
Oregon – a small, rural community in southeast Oregon.

Join us in the field to plant, weed, harvest, wash and pack our certified organic produce.  Due to the nature of our  small and diversified vegetable farm in Terrebonne (25 miles north of Bend) we expect our crew to be proficient and efficient in many tasks.  We will provide training for all tasks, but there’s a lot to learn on a diversified farm so attention to detail and commitment to improving speed and quality of work are key.  We are primarily a market farm and our three full-time crew members generally alternate working either Wednesday or Saturday markets May-Oct.  We feel that crew participation in markets makes the work we do on farm more rewarding and meaningful, and also provides a nice work balance.  Crew members are expected to work well with others as well, as well as individually.

Farm work isn’t for everyone, but we find it very grounding and rewarding. If you want a job that is physically and mentally challenging, please fill out this application AND send a resume (including past employment) to Ashley at sungrounded@gmail.com.  Incomplete applications will not be considered. Please make sure you’ve read through the job description and qualifications carefully.

We are seeking a motivated intern to support our spring youth education activities. This paid internship ($19/hr) offers experience assisting with streamside learning activities, classroom programs, and the development of watershed education materials. Interns will work closely with the Education Director and Education & Outreach Coordinator to help deliver education programs, collaborate with partners, and engage youth through art, science, writing, and outdoor exploration. The position is approximately 10–15 hours per week with flexible scheduling. College credit available if applicable.

Application Deadline: March 6th, 2026

Please submit a resume, cover letter, and three references to Kolleen Miller: kmiller@restorethedeschutes.org

As the Education and Outreach Coordinator, approximately 70% of your job will be to coordinate and deliver watershed education, stewardship and outreach projects and programs for youth and adults. The other 30% of the job will be creating and delivering communication and fundraising messages in a variety of ways and completing administrative tasks as requested for our watershed council programs.

The Development and Communications Intern will gain valuable nonprofit fundraising and database management experience and communications skills. The intern will support gift entry and donor acknowledgement operations, play a key role in the production of ONDA’s Wild Desert Calendar, and participate in organizational communications work including social media content creation, editorial writing, website management, and graphic design.

The internship is open to individuals with a demonstrated interest in ONDA’s conservation mission and is well suited to early career individuals looking to build their professional experience in nonprofit management, development and fundraising, and donor communications.

This is a part-time position of approximately 18 hours per week, preferably 3 days a week, and is paid at $20/hour for a duration of 15 weeks. The position requires that the intern work in-person at ONDA’s Bend office. We will be accepting applications through Sunday, January 25, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time.

Support the Zero Waste Lead by managing assigned stations, ensuring proper setup, training volunteers, coordinating all waste and recycling drop-offs, keeping stations stocked, communicating with ops and venue managers, and logging collection volumes. Click below for the full role description. See job description the full role details, and email Ty at Ty@SFFPRESENTS.ORG if interested in this position.

Manage all festival zero-waste stations across multiple venues, train and supervise assistants and volunteers, ensure proper setup, coordinate waste/compost/recycling collection, keep stations stocked and running smoothly, communicate with ops, vendors, and venue managers, and track collection volumes. See job description the full role details, and email Ty at Ty@SFFPRESENTS.ORG if interested in this position. 

Join the Sunriver Nature Center & Observatory as we work to foster curiosity and create educational experiences that inspire a deeper connection to space and the natural world. We are seeking someone passionate about outdoor education to lead a variety of programs with the local community. The Education Programs Specialist will assist with K-12 field trips, outdoor summer nature and space camps, children and family programs, themed special events, and animal ambassador programs.

Job Title: Lead Instructor, Coyote Outdoor School

Reports to: Coyote Outdoor School Director

Pay:  Training hours will be paid at $15/hour. Your regular hourly rate will be $16-$18 an hour, based on experience.

Work Schedule: Lead Instructor is a seasonal, hourly, non-exempt position. Lead Instructors will begin part-time work as early as April 3 for onboarding and CPR/First Aid training, followed by required training April 6th–9th and April 22th–25th. Coyote Outdoor School is estimated to run April 23 – June 13th, 2026. Coyote Outdoor School program sessions are scheduled throughout late April through early June. Program lengths vary, including multiple 3-day/2-night programs.