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Monona, WI
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Summary
Key Responsibilities:
- Maintaining or increasing Nature Net’s social media presence with timely, entertaining, and educational posts.
- Collecting input from Nature Net members and organizing content for various outreach projects–mailings, newsletters, social media, etc.
- Researching and preparing content for monthly and seasonal e-newsletters, events calendars, and webpages.
- Maintaining and updating the Nature Net website - using WordPress to update content for accuracy and relevancy, and increasing SEO.
- Assisting Nature Net staff in preparing for and staffing outreach events as they arise.
- Assisting Nature Net staff with regular administrative duties as needed.
- Presenting your own projects or ideas for consideration - make it yours!
More About Us
For over twenty years, Nature Net has been connecting children, families and educators to nature through hands-on, outdoor learning and exploration across south central Wisconsin and beyond. Nature Net’s network of nature centers, parks, and museums works together to ensure school-age children are exposed to the best possible environmental education experiences.
We do this through a variety of programs, including Nature Express funding for school/nature projects, Nature Passport journal and adventure guide, online resources, and monthly blog posts.
Nature Net is a program of the Aldo Leopold Nature Center and as such is an equal opportunity employer committed to building and serving a more diverse staff and community, and qualified applicants of under-represented backgrounds and identities are encouraged to apply.
More About You
- Committed and reliable: you are a junior, senior or recent graduate who has the time and organizational skills to reliably dedicate time to Nature Net.
- Friendly and warm: you are cheerful, positive and have an open attitude. You are able to interact with the public of all ages, and will collaborate well with our fun and committed staff.
- Communicator: you have great communication skills, both oral and written.
- Environmentalist: you have a demonstrated interest in building a connection with Earth and helping others to cultivate their own connections. A major in environmental studies or related field is not required.
- Technologically adept: you have basic computer skills and can either work with or easily learn to use WordPress, Canva, Mail Chimp, and various social media platforms.
- Independent: you can take direction from leadership but then work independently to manage projects and your time.
Apply!
Individuals interested in applying for this position should:
- Fill out this online form (in lieu of a cover letter)
- Send your resume and 1-3 references to:
Betsy Parker, Nature Net Director - info@naturenet.org
Application Timeline
- Currently accepting applications for Summer 2024
- Accepting applications: now through April 12th
- Interviews and reference checks conducted through April 23rd
- Ideal start date: Mid-May
Compensation Information
What You Will Get
- You will engage in fulfilling work promoting the outdoors for families, children, and the community.
- You will gain connections with Nature Net’s member sites and their staff. This is a great way to learn how different non-profits function, meet key employees, and grow your network.
- Your work here can help build your portfolio to include project coordination, outreach and communication, and web content development, among other skills.
Other Details
- This position is 10 hrs/week: hours are flexible with a weekly check-in with Nature Net staff.
- Compensation: this internship is paid with a starting rate of $15/hour. Potentially includes paid professional development opportunities.
- In-person or Virtual: this position currently remote with occasional in-person projects. However, the position is flexible based on your needs and preferences.
- We often offer the opportunity to continue the following semester.