Botanical Garden Curator

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watershed restoration groupMissoula (MT)

First-Line Supervisors of Landscaping, Lawn Service, and Groundskeeping Workers Zoos and Botanical Gardens

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About the role

Description: Watershed Restoration Group Inc., an Accounting company based in Missoula, is seeking a Mid-Senior Botanical Garden Curator to join our team. As a Botanical Garden Curator, you will work on-site to manage and maintain our botanical garden, ensuring that it is a beautiful and educational space for visitors. Salary for this position is between 45000 and 60000 USD per year, with opportunities for growth and advancement within the company. We offer full-time employment and an on-site working mode. If you are a Mid-Senior Botanical Garden Curator with a passion for horticulture and education, we encourage you to apply.

Responsibilities: Manage and maintain the botanical garden, including plant care, pest control, and irrigation Develop and implement educational programs and events for visitors Collaborate with cross-functional teams to plan and execute garden improvements and expansions Manage the garden budget and ensure that expenses are within budgetary constraints Supervise and train garden staff and volunteers

Requirements: Bachelor's degree in horticulture, botany, or a related field Minimum of 5 years of experience in botanical garden management Strong knowledge of plant care, pest control, and irrigation techniques Experience developing and implementing educational programs and events Excellent communication and collaboration skills Ability to supervise and train staff and volunteers

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