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POSITION

Full-time position, 40 hours per week, Monday -Friday

This position is for our sister organization, the Cibolo Conservancy Land Trust

The Conservancy is seeking a dynamic, community-oriented Executive Director to
lead all aspects of implementing the organization’s programs. Major areas of Executive Director’s responsibilities include visionary leadership, administration, community building and external relations, membership and fundraising, land protection and stewardship.

Full Position Description

Read the full position description HERE.

TO APPLY

Please submit a letter of introduction and a current resume to: hr@cibolo.org with Cibolo Conservancy Executive Director Application in the subject line or click the button below.

The position will remain open until filled.

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QUALIFICATIONS

• Non-profit management experience
• Experience in land protection projects
• skilled use of diverse software, such as Microsoft Office Suite (including Access and Excel),Arc GIS, Adobe Creative Suite, Word Press and Quick Books

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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. The Cibolo is a 34-year-old, rapidly growing conservation organization with an annual budget of $2.5M. Operations include a Nature Center, Historic Farm, and Nature Preschool that was opened in 2021. We provide programming for children, youth, adults, and families while protecting and managing two campuses on 160+ acres of natural area. The Cibolo welcomes more than 130,000 visitors annually and provides educational programs to more than 21,000 participants. Our dynamic team of more than 40 staff members brings passion, creativity, and knowledge to all that we do on our beautiful campuses along the Cibolo Creek.

SUMMARY
Reporting to the CEO, partnering with the Executive Team, and working closely with key Board Members and partners; the Vice President of Development will be responsible for fundraising activities of the organization and will develop and implement strategies aimed at attracting financial support. This position will serve as a spokesperson on the organization’s behalf to strengthen connections with internal and external constituencies. The VP of Development will be responsible for leading and implementing the organization’s fundraising strategy, building, and managing the development team, as well as driving advocacy and awareness of the organization’s mission.

This is an outstanding opportunity for a highly motivated professional to assume a pivotal role in the evolution of a fast-growing, highly respected organization. The Cibolo is a family-oriented organization with many attractive benefits, including being a valued member of a winning team with an inspiring mission. The Cibolo is prepared to offer a competitive compensation package with base salary and benefits.

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 Development in the subject line or click the button below.
The position will remain open until filled.

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QUALIFICATIONS

• A bachelor’s degree in a relevant field is required, and a master’s degree or other advanced degree is preferred.
• At least seven years in development, including such functions as annual campaigns, alumni relations, and major and planned-giving, preferably in an independent non-profit, and at least three years in a leadership role.
• Proven experience leading grant writing programs and securing funding from a variety of sources with a track record of achieving fundraising goals.
• Knowledge of the field of Conservation a plus.

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POSITION

Full-time position, 40 hours/week

Summary

The Nest Nature School is part of the Cibolo Center for Conservation, an organization founded in 1988 to connect people with nature and inspire them to fall in love with the land, water, and wildlife in the hopes that they will become champions and stewards of the Earth. At the Nest Nature School, we nurture strong bodies, inquisitive minds, & wild hearts. The school fosters a cohesive learning community and employs the best practices of early childhood educational approaches. Our curriculum incorporates play and learning in nature to best support the whole child academically, socially, emotionally, physically to ensure that they are prepared for Kindergarten and beyond.

The Nest Nature School is part of the Cibolo Center for Conservation, an organization founded in 1988 to connect people with nature and inspire them to fall in love with land, water, and wildlife in the hopes that they will become champions and stewards of the Earth. Since 2016, the Cibolo has been providing exceptional early childhood education in the Nature School to foster young children in their full spectrum of development.

Our campus provides abundant nature-based opportunities to support our play-based learning philosophy. Our unique campus located at the Herff Farm is an integral aspect of our school. Located in the heart of Boerne, we provide our students access to over 60 acres of pristine natural spaces along the Cibolo Creek with prairies, trails, forests, and gardens. Each class is situated in individual learning cottages, complete with a beautiful indoor space, an open-air creative space, and picnic decks for lunch and snacks. The outdoor learning spaces include opportunities for children to grow vegetables, explore the forest, experience a sensory garden, create and build nature-based art, and of course, sliding and climbing and jump. With our school campus fully integrated into this majestic natural setting, we use Mother Nature as another teacher.

The Cibolo is seeking an energetic and passionate early childhood educator to provide strong teaching, leadership, and direction in the role of Assistant Teacher for The Nest, the preschool of the Cibolo Center for Conservation.

The Assistant Teacher works collaboratively to provide support to the Lead Teacher in one of our four preschool classes. We are seeking applicants equipped with a strong background in early childhood development or a related field with a passion to inspire children to connect with nature through play and exploration. We are seeking individuals who are joyful, collaborative, passionate, responsible, energetic, flexible, child-focused, and enjoy being outdoors year-round in all weather.

The position will support a traditional school day schedule, typically 40 hours per week, scheduled hourly Monday – Friday though some weekends or evenings may occasionally be required for family events, staff meetings, or training opportunities. This is a year-round, full-time position with benefits.

Full Position Description

Read the position description here.

TO APPLY

Please submit a letter of introduction and a current resume to hr@cibolo.org or click the button below.
The position will remain open until filled.

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QUALIFICATIONS

• Supervise children in day-to-day routines and transitions, engage during daily hikes, support snack and mealtimes, and activity set-up/clean-up
• Assist Lead Teacher in preparing and facilitating curriculum
• Assist with student assessments and portfolios to share with administration and parents as needed
• Respond confidently to emergencies in a calm and responsible manner and uphold emergency protocols.
• Read full position description for complete list of qualifications.

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POSITION

Part-time, 20 hours per week

Summary

The Cibolo Center for Conservation & Farm’s mission is conservation of natural resources through education and stewardship. We provide programming & visitor experiences for children, youth, adults and families while protecting vanishing natural areas. The Landscape and Facility Maintenance Assistant performs duties on the Cibolo Nature Center and Herff Farm campuses. This position reports to the Building and Grounds Manager and Operations Manager.

Full Position Description

Read the position description here.

This position requires well-rounded diverse experience in landscaping, general building maintenance, carpentry, plumbing and minor construction. Must be a motivated self-starter, respectful team player and possess problem-solving skills. Most of the work takes place outdoors and requires the ability to lift, bend, carry, climb ladders, etc. 20 hours per week, Monday – Friday. 9am – 1pm. Times may vary with extra hours when needed.

TO APPLY

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

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QUALIFICATIONS

• Proven relevant work experience
• Strong verbal and written communication skills that balance professionalism, diplomacy and compassion
• Ability to work weekends and holidays as needed
• Ability to perform strenuous physical labor in outdoor setting, including in inclement weather
• Must be able to pass a background check
• Must possess a valid State of Texas driver’s license

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POSITION

Full-time position, 40 hours/week

Summary

At the Nest Nature School, we are nurturing strong bodies, inquisitive minds, & wild hearts. The school fosters a cohesive learning community and employs the best practices of early childhood educational approaches. Our curriculum incorporates play and learning in nature to best support the whole child academically, socially,
emotionally, physically to ensure that they are prepared for kindergarten and beyond.

The Nest Nature School is part of the Cibolo Center for Conservation, an organization founded in 1988 to connect people with nature and inspire them to fall in love with land, water, and wildlife in the hopes that they will become champions and stewards of the Earth. Since 2016, the Cibolo has been providing exceptional early childhood education in the Nature School to foster young children in their full spectrum of development.

The Lead Teacher works collaboratively to provide guidance and leadership in one of our four preschool classes. We are looking for applicants equipped with a strong background in early childhood development or a related field with a passion to inspire children to connect with nature through play and exploration. We are seeking individuals who are joyful, collaborative, passionate, responsible, energetic, flexible, child-focused, and enjoy being outdoors year-round.

The position requires the ability to work 40 hours a week, Monday through Friday, with occasional evenings and weekends scheduled for parent meetings, in service trainings, and/or special events. Lead teachers also work outdoors in all seasons and all weather conditions 60% or more of each day.

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 the subject line: THE NEST NATURE SCHOOL LEAD TEACHER
or click the button below.
The position will remain open until filled.

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QUALIFICATIONS

• 2+ years experience as a lead teacher at an accredited preschool, preferably using play-based learning and/or nature-based learning
• Bachelor’s degree preferred in Early Childhood Education, Child Development, Early Childhood Special Education or related educational field or 3+ years experience in the Early Childhood field
• Working knowledge or willingness to learn natural history, ecology, and conservation concepts
• Ability to work outdoors in all seasons and all weather conditions 60% or more of each day
• Employment is contingent on applicant passing fingerprinting and background check

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POSITION

Part-time position, Schedule to not exceed 21 hours per week

Summary

The person in this position is responsible for keeping the Cibolo Nature Center and Herff Farm clean, green, and safe to ensure an excellent visitor experience.

Full Position Description

Read the position description HERE.

TO APPLY

Please send a letter of introduction and resume to hr@cibolo.org with Park Ranger included in the subject line.
The position will remain open until filled.

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QUALIFICATIONS

• Graduation from an accredited high school or GED
• Motivated and able to work independently
• Ability to perform routine maintenance when needed
• Ability to work nights, weekends, holidays as needed
• Strong verbal and written communication skills that balance professionalism, diplomacy and compassion
• Must be able to bend, stoop, reach and work in a constant pace; lift and carry 40 pounds; carry, climb and work on a ladder
• Can safely operate vehicles and equipment
• Read full position description for complete list of qualifications.

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