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Do you get excited when you spot slime mold growing in the forest? Is it your dream to work with a king snake? Are you a firm believer that kids are smart, creative people and you want to foster their development? If so, being a naturalist at Camp Ocean Pines on the California coast could be for you!
We’re looking for compassionate, thoughtful naturalists to join our 2026-2027 team.
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The successful candidates will likely have some, not all, of the following:
The job description is an overview, not a comprehensive list. Please see the attached job description for more details and requirements. We are committed to supporting diverse staff with a multitude of life experiences, so if you feel passionate about the position and what we do here at Camp, we want to hear from you!
Questions? Email our outdoor education director, Channing, channing@campoceanpines.org
Apply on our website: https://campoceanpines.org/employment-opportunities
Applications are evaluated on a rolling basis. For references, please list three pertinent professional references.
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