Stormwater Environmental Education Coordinator

The purpose of this position is to conduct environmental education programs for children and adults about the importance of protecting wetlands, native habitat, and wildlife through interpretive programs. The essential functions listed below are those that represent the majority of the time spent working in this class. Management may assign additional functions related to the type of work of the class as necessary. Research ideas and develop environmental education programs and itineraries for children, families, and youth organizations (scouts, 4-H, etc.). Educates the public on environmental topics through programs, activities, interpretive displays, and outreach. Maintains professional and positive relationships with outside agencies through written and verbal communications. Organizes and assists with special projects, tours and events such as Earth Day, America Recycles Day, Stormwater Awareness Week Events, and cleanup events. Develop and implement environmental education programs as needed, including those related to public works, waste stream diversion, anti-litter initiatives, stormwater management, school-based education, summer camps, and educational foundations. Assists in supporting local, state, and federal compliance initiatives. Prepares and submits education grant applications, implements approved grant projects, and completes all required reporting. Participates in continuing education and training programs. Conducts training programs for Beaufort County staff and residents. Wears mascot uniforms as needed. Conducts research to support improvements to Beaufort County's environmental programs. Assists the Program Manager with data analysis, goal and objective development, and public relations efforts. Performs related work as assigned.