Description

The Crew Leader position at the Idaho Conservation Corps is an exciting opportunity for individuals passionate about conservation and youth development. As a Crew Leader, you will manage and supervise conservation crews of four young adults, ages 19 and up, during an 8-week session. You will conduct hands-on conservation projects on public and private lands and facilitate a highly structured camp experience, helping participants navigate a challenging work and social environment.

Company Culture and Environment

Idaho Conservation Corps (ICC) fosters a collaborative and supportive atmosphere, emphasizing education, leadership, and personal growth. The organization empowers youth and young adults through outdoor, conservation-specific programs that instill a sense of community and responsibility towards the environment.

Career Growth and Development Opportunities

Leaders will receive comprehensive training in various essential skills, enabling them to develop both professionally and personally. This position can serve as an entry-point into fields such as natural resource management, youth development, and outdoor education.

Detailed Benefits and Perks

• Daily compensation of $106 during the field season
• Additional $250 for the duration of staff training
• $2/day bonus available for field staff with current WFR/EMT/WEMT certification

Compensation and Benefits

• Competitive daily rate of $106
• Additional $250 for training duration
• Potential for bonus based on certifications

Why you should apply for this position today

This position offers a unique opportunity to make a positive impact on the lives of young adults while promoting conservation in beautiful outdoor settings. Join a passionate team dedicated to fostering growth, learning, and community engagement.

Skills

• Strong leadership and mentorship abilities
• Excellent organization and time management skills
• Good judgment and decision-making capabilities
• Ability to lift and move up to 70 pounds and backpack 12 miles
• Recreational/professional outdoor experience
• Collaborative and team-oriented mindset
• Experience working with diverse populations

Responsibilities

• Manage and supervise conservation crews in project work
• Maintain crew morale and discipline, resolving conflicts as needed
• Oversee the physical and emotional safety of participants
• Complete conservation projects while training and supervising the crew
• Implement daily lessons based on NYC’s education curriculum
• Provide feedback to corps members on work productivity and quality
• Serve as a liaison between project sponsors and the local community

Qualifications

• At least 21 years of age
• Current Wilderness First Aid (or higher) and CPR certification
• Current Driver’s License with a clean driving record for the past three years
• Ability to work collaboratively and promote teamwork
• Sense of humor and spirit of adventure

Education Requirements

• High School Diploma or equivalent required

Education Requirements Credential Category

• Certification in Wilderness First Aid or higher

Experience Requirements

• Recreational or professional outdoor experience is preferred
• Experience working with diverse populations is a plus

Why work in Boise, ID

Boise offers a vibrant community with stunning natural landscapes, a rich cultural scene, and numerous outdoor recreational activities. The city’s welcoming atmosphere and commitment to sustainability make it an ideal place for individuals looking to make a meaningful impact while enjoying a balanced lifestyle.