Description

Idaho Conservation Corps (ICC) is seeking dedicated Crew Leaders to manage and supervise conservation crews of four young adults over an 8-week session. Crew leaders will conduct hands-on conservation projects while fostering an educational and enjoyable camp experience. This seasonal position offers a chance to empower youth and contribute positively to the environment, serving young adults through conservation and education.

Company Culture and Environment

ICC fosters a supportive and collaborative environment that emphasizes leadership, personal growth, and community engagement. Leaders are encouraged to embody compassion and patience, promoting teamwork and a sense of adventure while navigating challenging tasks together.

Career Growth and Development Opportunities

All crew leaders will receive comprehensive training in various areas, including leadership philosophy, behavior management, and conservation education. This role can serve as an entry point into the fields of natural resource management and outdoor education, providing valuable skills for future career advancement.

Detailed Benefits and Perks

• Competitive daily wage of \(106 during the field season and \)250 for the duration of staff training.
• An additional $2/day bonus for those with current WFR/EMT/WEMT certification.
• Opportunities for professional development through extensive training programs.
• The chance to make a significant impact in the lives of young individuals and the community.

Compensation and Benefits

• Earn \(106/day during the field season plus \)250 for training.
• $2/day bonus available for field staff with current WFR/EMT/WEMT certification.

Why you should apply for this position today

This is a unique opportunity to influence the lives of young adults positively while working in a beautiful outdoor setting. It’s a chance to gain hands-on experience in conservation, leadership, and community service, making a lasting impact on participants and the environment.

Skills

• Strong leadership and mentorship abilities.
• Excellent organization and time management skills.
• Ability to work collaboratively and promote teamwork.
• Good judgment and decision-making skills.
• Experience or desire to work with diverse populations.
• Physical capability to lift/move up to 70 pounds and backpack up to 12 miles.
• Current Wilderness First Aid (or higher) and CPR certification.
• Clean driving record and willingness to drive ICC vehicles.

Responsibilities

• Manage and supervise conservation crews in project work.
• Maintain crew morale, discipline, and resolve conflicts.
• Ensure the physical and emotional safety of all program participants.
• Oversee project management and implementation, training crews in safe work practices.
• Implement educational lessons based on NYC’s curriculum and track participant progress.

Qualifications

• At least 21 years old.
• Sense of humor and a spirit of adventure.
• Recreational or professional outdoor experience.
• Willingness and ability to frequently drive an ICC vehicle.
• Reasonable accommodation may be made for individuals with disabilities.

Education Requirements

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Relevant certifications, such as Wilderness First Aid/CPR, are required.

Education Requirements Credential Category

• Wilderness First Aid/CPR certification.

Experience Requirements

• Previous experience in leadership roles is preferred.
• Experience working with youth or in outdoor education settings is beneficial.

Why work in Boise, ID

Boise offers a vibrant lifestyle with easy access to outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, and river sports. The city is known for its friendly community, cultural events, and a growing tech scene. Living in Boise provides a perfect blend of urban amenities and natural beauty, making it an ideal location for those passionate about conservation and community engagement.