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Cibolo Nature Center Staff

  1. Carolyn Evans

    Chief Executive Officer

  2. Margaret Lamar

    Executive Director

  3. Leigh Owen

    Vice President, Development

  4. Benjamin Eldredge

    Director of Conservation

  5. Laurie Brown

    Director of Programs

  6. Maura Bobbitt

    Farm Programs Coordinator

  7. Sara Brumby

    Donor Database Manager

  8. Cindy Glass

    Office Manager

  9. David Touchon

    Land Manager

  10. Tammy Hudson

    Development Associate

  11. Rick Milano

    Buildings & Grounds Manager

  12. Riley Blair

    Assistant Buildings & Grounds Manager

  13. Gerald Schroeder

    Farmers Market Manager

  14. Donna Taylor

    Research Scientist

  15. Frances M. Sanchez

    Communications & Marketing Coordinator

  16. Jasmine Torres

    Nature Education Coordinator

Nest Nature School Staff

  1. Ben Charlton Jones

    Teacher

  2. Katie Heiser

    Teacher

  3. Lauren Lennhoff

    Teacher

  4. Jasmine Guerrero

    Teacher

  5. Chloe Blumenberg

    Teacher

  6. Sarah Mortati

    Director of Administration

  7. Linda Charlton

    Teacher and Director of Early Childhood Development

  8. Shannon Simpson

    Teacher

  9. Mary "Mack" Prince

    Teacher

  10. Chris Cockrell

    Teacher

Board of Directors

  1. Joanne Williams Past-President

  2. Perri Rosheger President

  3. Tom Kartrude Vice President

  4. Jeanne Buchanan Secretary

  5. Ty Young Treasurer

  6. Brent Evans Co-Founder

  7. Lindsey B. Berwick

  8. Nancye Drukker

  9. Michelle Ernst

  10. Cindy Fowler

  11. John Freud

  12. Mark McCurley

  13. Esse Moreno

  14. Jonathan Piper

  15. Darryl Seillier

  16. Marilyn Tremper

Emeritus

  1. Guy Chipman (in memoriam)

  2. Juanita Chipman

  3. Tom Frost, Jr. (In Memoriam)

  4. Roger Hemminghaus

  5. Tim Hixon (In Memoriam)

  6. Joan Kelleher

  7. John Brazil

  8. Steve Lewis

  9. Jan Newton

Interested in a career at the Cibolo Center for Conservation?

Our Cibolo Team is a passionate, dedicated group who believes in creating thriving land, people and communities.

See current job postings below:

Vice President of Finance and Operations

POSITION

Full-time position, 40 hours/week

Summary

The Cibolo Center for Conservation’s mission is the conservation of natural resources through education and stewardship. We provide programming for children, youth, adults and families while protecting and managing 160-acres of natural areas. Our dynamic team brings passion, creativity and knowledge to all that we do on our beautiful campuses along the Cibolo Creek.

SUMMARY
The Cibolo Center for Conservation (The Cibolo) is looking for a mission-focused, seasoned, strategic, and process-minded leader with experience growing an organization, partnering with an executive management team, and developing a performance culture among a group of diverse, talented individuals. The VP of Finance and Operations (VPFO) must be a leader who is able to help others deliver measurable, cost- effective results that make the vision a reality.

The VPFO will execute and oversee finance, human resources, and operations. This position is responsible for strategic financial growth of the organization. It is essential this position work well with executive staff of the Cibolo to include the CEO, Executive Director and VP of Development as well as staff members from across the organization.

Full Position Description

Read the position description HERE.

TO APPLY

Please submit a letter of introduction and a current resume to: hr@cibolo.org with VP of Finance and Operations in the subject line or click the button below.
The position will remain open until filled.

QUALIFICATIONS
  • Proven experience with nonprofit accounting principles and best practices
  • Bachelor’s degree, advanced degree and/or CPA preferred
  • Prefer experience with financial software management systems including Intacct, Bill.com, and ADP (payroll)
  • Read full position description for complete list of qualifications.
Apply

Teen Volunteer

POSITION

9am-12:00pm Every other Saturday

Summary

Join the Cibolo’s dynamic team to serve our mission of conserving nature and natural resources through education and stewardship. We provide nature education and community programming for children, adults and families to connect people to nature. We bring passion, creativity and knowledge together to create impactful educational programming for all ages. We work in a beautiful environment at both the Cibolo Nature Center and Herff Farm on 160-acres along the majestic waters of the Cibolo Creek in Boerne.

SUMMARY
The Cibolo is seeking energetic and passionate teenage volunteers for our volunteer program, at the region’s most treasured Center for Conservation. Cibolo Center for Conservation’s volunteer program takes place in Boerne, TX on our two campuses, the Cibolo Nature Center a Herff Farm—160 acres and many ecosystems filled with majestic beauty. This is a volunteer position that provides on-the-job training. All volunteer hours can be applied to service-learning requirements for school, scouts or other organizations.

Full Position Description

Read the position description HERE.

TO APPLY

Please submit a completed application to hr@cibolo.org or click the button below. Applications are available
here.
The position will remain open until filled.

QUALIFICATIONS
  • You must be ages 13-17 years old
  • Attend training in guest interaction, interpretation training, and conservation.
  • Dedication to volunteer at least 2 Saturday mornings a month
  • Read full position description for complete list of qualifications.
Apply