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519 East Sheridan Street, PO Box 609 • Eagle River, Wisconsin 54521 • (715) 479-6456 

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Find out why the average length of employment at TFT is 6 years!

2 Funded Internship Opportunities Available. 

Why #TeamTrees?

HEY, we're a fun group to work with - and it's stated right there in our mission and values.

 

YOU get to impact the future of our natural world!

The entire staff plays a role in helping our students learn about sustainability and making positive changes to improve the world we live in through memorable hands-on experiences. 

 

Check it out for yourself! 

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See the life-long impact a Trees For Tomorrow experience has on a student

Hospitality Assistant,
Part-Time

What does it mean to be a Hospitality Assistant at Trees For Tomorrow?

  • Help provide and serve healthy nutritious homemade meals to guests in our historic dining hall.
  • Help provide a clean and safe environment in our dorms and all our buildings on campus.
  • Be a part of something bigger and help make a difference!

What are the benefits of working at Trees For Tomorrow?

  • Part-time year-round employment
  • Flexible schedules
  • Meals while working
  • Friendly and supportive work family
  • Participating in special events

Still unsure if Trees For Tomorrow is right for you?

You can job shadow a current Hospitality employee for a ½ day or just a few hours and have lunch on us! This would also include a campus tour and more information about Trees For Tomorrow and what we do.

If interested, please contact Mandy Gingerich Operations Manager at mandy@treesfortomorrow.com or 715.479.6456 x228

Please apply in person at 519 E Sheridan St. Eagle River, WI 54521. Our office hours are Monday-Friday 9am-3pm. Any questions please call 715.479.6456.

2022 Environmental Education Interns (2)
June 6 - August 12, 2022

Interns will gain hands-on, real world experiences working with and assisting professional environmental education staff in leading hands-on outdoor education programs for all ages and maintaining educational resources. Additional opportunities exist to assist Trees For Tomorrow staff with events. Come learn new skills in environmental education! Click here to download position description and requirements.

Environmental Science Educator (part time)

Position Summary

The primary responsibility of the Environmental Educator is to teach science-based, educational programs for school-age children. During the school year, the environmental educator aligns teaching with curriculum requirements. This program requires implementation of inquiry-based field programs on forestry, wildlife, climate/energy and related topics. During the summer, the educator will develop and lead nature-based activities for summer day programs for all ages with a foucs on sustainability. The Environmental Educator will also assist with community programs for families and adults. This position is part time, 28 hours per week.

Duties and Responsibilities

  • Present courses and special programs in a manner resulting in student participation and an effective learning experience.
  • Guide participants in outdoor inquiry-based learning and activities.
  • Assess student learning and improve educational programs.
  • Operate all equipment related to course and program presentation including vehicles with trailers.
  • Interact with live program animals, and animal artifacts such as skulls, pelts, and other taxidermy.

 

Download the position description to learn more!

 

TO APPLY: Email cover letter, resume, and 3 references to Kim Feller at kim@treesfortomorrow.com

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Join the Fun at Trees For Tomorrow!

Hospitality, Part-Time

 

Why You'll Love It Here:

  • Serve Up Smiles: Craft a fun and safe dining experience by following state laws.

  • Delightful Dining: Provide healthy, delicious meals that keep our guests coming back for seconds.

  • Team Player: Assist your fellow hospitality heroes in meeting all guest requests, including special dietary needs
    and food allergies.

  • Sparkling Clean: Keep our prep, serving, and dining areas spotless and welcoming.

  • Tidy Up: Help maintain cleanliness in dorm rooms, hallways, lobbies, restrooms, corridors, stairways, and other areas
    to ensure top-notch health standards.

No Experience? No Problem! We're excited to train highly motivated individuals who are eager to learn!

 

Still in School? This is the perfect opportunity to gain valuable experience in customer service,
hospitality, and food service.

 

Ask About Our Flexible Scheduling!

 

Perks:

  • Employee discount on programming and gift shop goodies

  • Flexible schedule to fit your life

  • Opportunities for professional growth

  • A fun, casual working environment

  • Enjoy our beautiful campus every day 

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Or inquire to Ops Mgr. Mandy Gingerich, mandy@treesfortomorrow.com or (715) 479-6456 ext. 228

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Environmental Science Educator, Part-Time

 

This is your chance to share your passion for the outdoors
while living and working iin one of the most beautiful places in the Midwest!

  • Teach environmental science to PreK–12 groups in Wisconsin’s Northwoods.

  • Deliver programs in a knowledgeable, engaging, and objective manner.

  • Guide participants of all ages in safe, inquiry-based outdoor learning.

  • Collaborate with the education team to develop curriculum and assess student learning.

  • Operate program equipment and engage with live program animals and taxidermy.

  • Support campus programs with flexibility—including opportunities to create and coordinate lessons you’re passionate about!

 

Qualifications:

  • Bachelor’s degree in natural resources, biology, education, or related field (preferred); equivalent experience considered.
  • Experience in outdoor/environmental education, classroom teaching, or natural sciences.
  • Familiarity with NGSS standards (preferred).
  • Current valid driver’s license and proficiency in Microsoft Office.
  • Ability to manage groups of 30+ students and chaperones.
  • Willingness to learn and teach outdoor skills (canoeing, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, fire building, etc.).
  • Strong professionalism, teamwork, and organizational skills.
  • Comfortable handling live animals and natural artifacts.
  • Physical ability to hike 5 miles/day with a 10 lb. pack, lift 25 lbs. overhead, and drive a 15-passenger van with canoe trailer.

 

Perks:

  • All meals provided while working with school groups.

  • Flexible schedule with a supportive team environment.

  • Paid professional development, including travel to state/regional conferences and membership in professional organizations.

  • Competitive pay, aligned with other regional environmental education centers.

 

To Apply:

Email cover letter, resumé and 3 references to Jenny Sadak at jenny@treesfortomorrow.com