Southern California Mountains Foundation
Seasonal Internships &
Full-Time Positions
The nonprofit Southern California Mountains Foundation (SCMF) is now accepting
applications for a slate of 7 paid positions consisting of 3 seasonal
internships and 4 full-time positions. SCMF believes that connecting
communities to public lands is the key to their survival. They mobilize individuals to inspire and
engage in environmental citizenship.
To that end, the organization is looking for
individuals interested in working outdoors, engaging the public through
education and community service, possessing very good communications skills and
leadership strengths in motivating and managing its employees and team of 700
volunteers to achieve program outcomes.
The following positions are open and
applications are being accepted as noted.
For more detail on each position including description and
qualifications, the job postings are detailed on their web site at MountainsFoundation.org. The Southern California Mountains Foundation
is an equal opportunity employer.
Internships
Environmental Educator
and Program Lead Internship; 2 positions; open until filled
Reporting locations: (1) Big Bear Discovery Center, Fawnskin; (1) National
Children’s Forest, Running Springs
Full-time;
12-week position; May/June – September; 40 hours/week; $10/hour
Weekend work is required; tentative schedule Thursday - Sunday; 8:00am – 5:30pm
Send
resume, cover letter, and three references to Meredith Brandon, Youth and
Interpretive Services Manager, at mbrandon@mountainsfoundation.org
Off Highway Vehicle
Education Internship; resumes due May 11, 2015
Reporting location: Big Bear Discovery
Center, Fawnskin
Full-time
12-week position; May/June – September; $10/hour
Weekend work is required; tentative schedule Thursday - Sunday; 8am – 5:30pm.
Send
resume, cover letter and three references to Rick Lavello, OHV Program
Director, rlavello@mountainsfoundation.org
Full-Time Positions
Recycling Manager, resumes due May 8, 2015
Reporting location: Urban Conservation Corps of the Inland Empire
(UCCIE) office, 378 E. Orange Show Road, San Bernardino
Full-time; 40 hours/week; Monday-
Friday; 9-5pm
Benefits included; Salary range $35,000-$45,000 based upon experience
Submit resume, cover letter and three
references to Irene Lopez, UCCIE San Bernardino Site Director, at ilopez@mountainsfoundation.org; or, hand carry to office location
Warehouse and Vehicle
Supervisor; resumes due by May 8, 2015
Reporting location: Urban Conservation Corps of the Inland Empire
(UCCIE) office, 378 E. Orange Show Road, San Bernardino
Full-time
position; 40 hours/week; Monday-Friday; some weekend work required
Benefits
included; $13.00 to $18.00 per hour, based on experience
Submit
resume, cover letter and three references to Irene Lopez, UCCIE Site Director,
by email to ilopez@mountainsfoundation.org; or, hand carry to office location
Forest Resource Monitor;
position open until filled
Reporting location: Big Bear Ranger
Station, Fawnskin
Full-time seasonal position: 40 hours/week; tentative schedule
Saturday-Wednesday; 8:00am-4:30pm; Weekend work required; $12.00 - $15.00/hour
based on experience
Send
resume, cover letter and three references to Juli Goss, Restoration Manager;
jgoss@mountainsfoundation.org
Off Highway Vehicle Monitoring
Coordinator; position open until filled
Reporting location: Big Bear Ranger
Station, Fawnskin
Full-time position; 40 hours/week; tentative schedule Monday-Friday; 8:00am
- 4:30pm
Benefits included; weekend work required $12.00 – $15.00/hour or salary based
on experience
Send resume, cover letter and three references to Juli Goss, Restoration
Manager; jgoss@mountainsfoundation.org
About
the Southern
California Mountains Foundation: The
Southern California Mountains Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that supports youth development through conservation
initiatives integrating environmental education, training and hands-on service
projects; protects our natural resources
through adult and family-led programming; and provides interpretive
services that focus on outdoor recreation, responsible use, and stewardship of
our natural environment. The Mountains
Foundation achieves its mission by raising money,
organizing critical volunteer resources, and creating and managing programs
focused on health, stewardship and sustainability of our Southern California
mountains and urban public lands. Visit www.MountainsFoundation.org