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Job Description Facility Zoo Position Title: Keeper Reports to: Assistant Curator Position Type: Full-time Department: Asian Domain Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do. We believe in Activating Impact by integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. We are committed to Empowering Optimism, using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. We strive to Create Connection by engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. At Audubon, we embody the spirit of Le Bon Temps, infusing the joy and vibrant culture of Louisiana into our everyday work, celebrating our unique heritage while advancing our mission. As Leaders of the Pack, we constantly seek smarter, innovative solutions, challenging conventions to drive the change we want to see in the world. Asian Domain keepers provide all aspects of care and wellness for a diverse collection of Asian species including but not limited to Asian elephants, Amur leopards, Malayan tiger, babirusa, Malayan sun bear, small-clawed otters, barasingha, and Burmese mountain tortoises. Safety is paramount when working with dangerous animals and attention to detail is required. Keepers have complex and rigorous work requirements that require time management, creative thinking, patience, sense of humor, and dedication to the craft. The Asian Domain collection of animals will provide you with a wide range of experiences and provides tremendous opportunities for skills development and specialization. What you’ll do: • Perform routine husbandry- feed prescribed diets, monitor and report diet consumption, observe and report any health or behavioral abnormalities of all assigned animal specimens to immediate supervisor daily., • Assist hospital staff with health monitoring and assessment., • Clean, sanitize, and prepare animal housing areas as directed., • Follow all Standard Operating Procedures for assigned areas., • Continuous learning. Develop professional skills and knowledge in areas such as animal care, enrichment, conservation, genetics, safety, training, animal introduction and reproduction, • Participate in welfare assessments. Work with Curators, Assistant Curators and other keepers to seek ways to improve the wellbeing of animals in your care., • Develop basic knowledge and experience with modern husbandry techniques, professional best practices, and in accreditation standards set forth by AZA and USDA., • Develop strong communication skills, including active listening, giving and receiving feedback and thoughtful dialogue., • Perform approved Behavioral Enrichment activities and create new enrichment based on the needs of the animal(s)., • Develop and utilize operant conditioning techniques to increase the quality of life of the collection., • Promote and nurture a positive work environment and team morale. · Identify and report minor or routine maintenance problems in a timely manner. · Perform facility and exhibit maintenance, including but not limited to, trash and debris removal, mowing, weed eating, pressure washing, floor cleaning, painting, minor section repairs, etc. · Maintain high standards of personal appearance and grooming, including proper uniform standards. · Performs Keeper Chats, VIP/BTS Tours, and Wild Encounters as required. · Perform all other duties as assigned by Curators, Assistant Curator, or designated section leadership. Additional/Overall Skills: · Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability, fostering a collaborative team environment where everyone feels empowered to contribute. · Thrive in a team environment, using your organizational and technical skills to ensure the smooth execution of creative projects that resonate with our audience. · Celebrate the successes of your team and bring enthusiasm to your work, reflecting the joyful culture that is at the heart of Audubon’s mission. · Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills, embracing change and innovation as opportunities to lead and grow. What we are looking for: Must Have: · Minimum high school diploma · Current driver’s license · Must be willing to work weekdays, weekends, and holidays. · Strong work ethic Nice to Have: · Preferred college degree in biology or a related science or equivalent practical experience. · Previous paid experience in the care of exotic wildlife · Knowledge of modern husbandry practices, animal welfare standards, behavioral enrichment, training, specific knowledge of relevant taxa · Knowledge of operant conditioning · Previous experience operating a skid steer, truck, forklift, backhoe, etc. · Critical thinking and problem-solving skills · Fun attitude · Emotional intelligence · Experience with hand tools, power tools, lawn equipment, pressure washers, and chainsaws. · Experience with capture and restraint of exotic wildlife · Previous firearms experience Physical Requirements: · Continuous standing, walking, lifting, bending, and twisting. · Ability to lift, push, pull, and carry objects weighing over 50 pounds, often repeatedly. · Regularly climbing ladders and operating heavy machinery. · Sustained manual dexterity and coordination. · Physical stamina for long shifts involving repetitive or strenuous tasks. · Primarily outdoor environments and all types of weather conditions. · Frequent exposure to heat, cold, dust, fumes, or loud noises. · Exposure to potential hazards such as heavy machinery, moving vehicles, or electrical equipment · Periodic exposure to zoonotic diseases · Working closely with dangerous and potentially dangerous animals · Must be able to see, hear, and speak

Job Description Position Title: Guest Engagement Specialist Department: Learning and Engagement Reports To: Guest Engagement Manager Location: Audubon Aquarium & Audubon Insectarium FLSA Status: Non-Exempt Date Revised: November 2024 Position Type: Full-time Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do. We believe in Activating Impact by integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. We are committed to Empowering Optimism, using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. We strive to Create Connection by engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. At Audubon, we embody the spirit of Le Bon Temps, infusing the joy and vibrant culture of Louisiana into our everyday work, celebrating our unique heritage while advancing our mission. As Leaders of the Pack, we constantly seek smarter, innovative solutions, challenging conventions to drive the change we want to see in the world. What You’ll Do Guest Engagement Specialists (“Specialist”) are key members of the Learning & Engagement (L&E) team at Audubon Aquarium & Audubon Insectarium and bring our mission to life by creating unforgettable moments that help our guests connect with nature and wildlife. Specialists deliver engaging informal and interpretive programming that inspires and strengthens a connection to our animals, our mission and our conservation goals. As a dynamic storyteller and interpreter, the Specialist delivers engaging animal chats, demonstrations, interactive presentations, and guided tours. This role offers opportunities to present live ambassador animals in meaningful encounters, ensuring both exceptional guest experiences and the highest standards of animal welfare. Specialists collaborate with animal care teams to support contact areas and formal demonstrations. Specialists also assist in the supervision and training of interpretive volunteers, ensuring program excellence and consistency. Success in this role requires excellent large-group public speaking skills, the ability to communicate complex scientific concepts in an accessible way to diverse audiences, and experience working closely with children and families. We’re seeking passionate individuals with a talent for communication, a love for animals, and the creativity to make every interaction memorable, inspiring, and impactful. As a member of the wider Learning & Engagement team, specialists may be called on to support other programming as needed. Day to Day Responsibilities · Delivering engaging, hands-on informal and interpretive programs for guests of all ages and backgrounds while collecting data and feedback to assess impact · Preparing and setting up all aspects of programming, including organizing materials, ensuring the necessary equipment is ready, and coordinating any logistical details to ensure smooth execution of the activities · Maintaining both front of house and back of house spaces to be organized/camera ready · Supporting the Guest Engagement leadership team by participating in training and mentoring of new staff, interns and volunteers · Supporting the Guest Engagement team to develop and implement programs and presentations directly related to our collection and conservation messages · Supporting the development and delivery of programming for non-routine special events · Providing proactive, friendly communication and striving to anticipate guests' needs and desires · Working collaboratively with front of house departments (Animal Staff, Guest Services, Facilities, etc.) to identify opportunities to improve guest experience · Communicating issues or concerns to the Guest Engagement Manager or Director of Engagement in a timely manner · Actively seeking up-to-date information on informal education methodologies and trends · Actively seeking out and participating in professional development opportunities as approved by supervisor Additional/Overall Skills: · Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability, fostering a collaborative team environment where everyone feels empowered to contribute. · Thrive in a team environment, using your organizational and technical skills to ensure the smooth execution of creative projects that resonate with our audience. · Celebrate the successes of your team and bring enthusiasm to your work, reflecting the joyful culture that is at the heart of Audubon’s mission. · Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills, embracing change and innovation as opportunities to lead and grow. · The above listed duties are general statements of required major duties and responsibilities performed on a regular and continuous basis. They do not exclude other duties as assigned. What We’re Looking For Must Haves: · Bachelor’s degree required in Education, Biology, Zoology, Communications, Ecology, Environmental Education or other related field, and/or equivalent work experience. · 6 months working experience in an informal learning environment with emphasis on wildlife conservation preferred · Must be able to work holidays, weekends and occasional after hour events to support special programming. · Experience handling animals or ability to learn to handle animals that may include reptiles, birds, mammals, and invertebrates. · Demonstrated experience in effective communications with youth and adults from diverse backgrounds. · Ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines for a wide range of projects · Exemplary presentation and oral communication skills · Ability to work effectively in a team environment. Nice-to-Haves: · 1-3 years working in an informal learning environment and demonstrated experience working in animal presentation and naturalist chats preferred. · Direct experience working with Ambassador Animals for program presentation · Certified Interpretive Guide certification or equivalent credential Physical Requirements: · Physical Demands: o Ability to stand and walk for up to 2/3 of the day. o Ability to pass annual TB tests. o Ability to lift and carry objects up to 20 pounds. o Must be able to reach above shoulder level, stoop and squat to retrieve kennels and animals, which also may require stepping on stools. o Ability to perceive visual, odor, or behavioral changes in animals to determine changes in animals’ stress level or general wellbeing. o Ability to speak loudly to crowds in a variety of situations included moderate to loud crowds. o Frequent use of hands and arms to operate office equipment and manual tools. o Visual ability to read, write, and operate standard office machinery. · Environmental Conditions: o May be exposed to high, medium, or low noise intensity o Works effectively in a moderately noisy office o Constant contact with co-workers required o Exposure to fluctuations in temperature is required o Occasional exposure to extreme heat and outdoor conditions is required

Reporting Relationship: Food Service Supervisor (if applicable) and/or Food Service Operations Manager(s). Meets daily quick service, food service, safety and quality, availability, merchandising, and guest service standards. SSA Group at Audubon Aquarium is looking for talented Food Service Cashier

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Job Description Position Title: Summer Camp After Care Instructor Department: Learning and Engagement Reports To: Learning Programs Supervisor or Manager Location: Zoo FLSA Status: Non-Exempt Date Revised: February 2026 Position Type: Part Time Temporary Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park. At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do: * Activating Impact: Integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. * Empowering Optimism: Using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. * Create Connection: Engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. * Le Bon Temps: Embodying the spirit of Louisiana by infusing joy and vibrant culture into our everyday work. * Leaders of the Pack: Constantly seeking smarter, innovative solutions and challenging conventions to drive change. What You'll Do Summer Camp After Care Instructors ("After Care Instructors") are part-time seasonal camp staff who provide supervision and facilitate activities for Audubon summer camp after care participants. These positions are great for folks who enjoy working with children and are looking for part-time work. * Shift Times: Monday through Friday, 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM. * Duration: Summer Camp runs for 8 weeks starting the first week of June (no camp the week of July 4th). * Training: Mandatory in-person training days occur during the last week of May before camp starts. Day to Day Responsibilities * Supervising campers entering Kindergarten through 7th grade. * Engaging participants in indoor and outdoor purposeful play activities. * Working cooperatively with other L&E staff and management to ensure successful program delivery. * Following established schedules, policies, protocols, and guidance from camp management. * Understanding the significance of their role and how they can make a positive impact on camp participants. * May have the chance to pick up extra hours to fill in as an instructor during the camp day if needed. * Communicating camper and programming needs or concerns to Camp Management in a timely manner. * Maintaining an organized, clean, and welcoming classroom and encouraging non-wasteful use of educational supplies. Additional/Overall Skills * Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability, fostering a collaborative team environment. * Thrive in a team environment, using organizational and technical skills to ensure the smooth execution of creative projects. * Celebrate the successes of your team and bring enthusiasm to your work. * Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills, embracing change and innovation. What We're Looking For Must Haves (Required): * Must be at least 17 years of age. * Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively with youth from diverse backgrounds. Nice-to-Haves (Preferred): * Knowledge of wildlife conservation and environmental issues. * Demonstrated experience instructing children in a formal or informal educational setting. Physical Requirements & Environmental Conditions Physical Demands: * Ability to stand and walk for up to $2/3$ of the day. * Ability to lift and carry objects up to 20 pounds. * Ability to speak loudly to crowds in a variety of situations including moderate to loud crowds. * Frequent use of hands and arms to operate office equipment and manual tools. * Visual ability to read, write, and operate standard office machinery. Environmental Conditions: * May be exposed to high, medium, or low noise intensity. * Works effectively in a moderately noisy office. * Constant contact with co-workers required.

Job Description Position Title: Summer Camp Coordinator Department: Learning and Engagement Reports To: Learning Programs Supervisor or Manager Location: Audubon Zoo FLSA Status: Non-Exempt Date Revised: February 2026 Position Type: Full Time Temporary Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park. At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do: * Activating Impact: Integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives. * Empowering Optimism: Using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity for change. * Create Connection: Engaging with people from all walks of life to address pressing natural challenges. * Le Bon Temps: Infusing the joy and vibrant culture of Louisiana into our everyday work. * Leaders of the Pack: Seeking smarter, innovative solutions and challenging conventions. What You'll Do (Summary of Role) The Summer Camp Coordinator ("Coordinator") is a key member of the Learning & Engagement (L&E) team and contributes to our mission by coordinating and overseeing daily operations for our Summer Camp programs. This includes daily administrative tasks, supporting and guiding the Summer Camp Instructor team, and delivering and supporting informal education programming for campers. This position will work at either the Audubon Zoo or the Audubon Aquarium and Insectarium. The coordinator plays a key role in creating memorable mission-based connections and experiences for children in our community by ensuring the logistics of the camp day run smoothly and effectively following a comprehensive camp curriculum developed and provided by the Learning Team. * Schedule: Summer Camp runs for 8 weeks starting the first week of June (no camp the week of July 4th). * Training: Mandatory in-person training days during the last week of May. * Shift Times: * Zoo: Monday–Friday, 7:30 am – 4:00 pm. Aquarium/Insectarium: Monday–Friday, 9:30 am – 6:00 pm. Day to Day Responsibilities * Overseeing daily camp logistics with the support of the Camp Manager on Duty. * Ensuring and supporting the delivery of curriculum for summer camps. * Collaborating and communicating with other teams within L&E and other Zoo departments to coordinate programming. * Setting and cleaning up program spaces and ensuring supplies are stocked. * Assisting in the supervision, mentorship, and evaluation of Counselors-in-Training (teens entering 8th–12th grade). * Assuring guest and animal safety procedures are followed. * Facilitating camp evaluations and feedback. * Promoting an inclusive camp experience for participants of different backgrounds. * Leading preparation of camp outlines, daily activities, special events, and supplies. * Communicating camper and programming needs to Camp Management in a timely manner. * Communicating with camp families by phone, email, and in person. * Providing classroom support, including substituting as a lead instructor or providing 1:1 behavioral support. Additional/Overall Skills * Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability. * Thrive in a team environment using organizational and technical skills. * Celebrate team successes and bring enthusiasm to your work. * Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills and embracing change. What We're Looking For Must Haves (Required): * 1–3 years working experience in a formal or informal learning environment with demonstrated classroom management. * Bachelor’s degree in Education, Biology, Zoology, Communications, Ecology, Environmental Education, or related fields (or equivalent work experience). * Demonstrated experience in effective coordination and communication with youth and adults from diverse backgrounds. * Strong organizational skills with the ability to prioritize tasks and meet deadlines. * Exemplary presentation and oral communication skills. * Ability to commit to all eight weeks of camp and in-person training. Nice-to-Haves (Preferred): * Experience mentoring adult and youth volunteers in an educational setting. * Experience with program and curriculum evaluation. * Familiarity with Audubon Camps or similar outdoor programming. * Experience with education materials management. * Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook). Physical Requirements & Environmental Conditions Physical Demands: * Ability to stand and walk for up to $2/3$ of the day. * Ability to lift and carry objects up to 20 pounds. * Ability to speak loudly to crowds in moderate to loud environments. * Frequent use of hands and arms to operate office equipment and manual tools. * Visual ability to read, write, and operate standard office machinery. Environmental Conditions: * Exposure to high, medium, or low noise intensity. * Constant contact with co-workers. * Exposure to fluctuations in temperature. * Exposure to extreme heat and outdoor conditions is required.

Job Description Position Title: Golf Pro Shop Attendant Department: Golf Course Reports To: Director of Golf and Tennis Location: Golf Course FLSA Status: Non-exempt Position Type: Full Time Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do. We believe in Activating Impact by integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. We are committed to Empowering Optimism, using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. We strive to Create Connection by engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. At Audubon, we embody the spirit of Le Bon Temps, infusing the joy and vibrant culture of Louisiana into our everyday work, celebrating our unique heritage while advancing our mission. As Leaders of the Pack, we constantly seek smarter, innovative solutions, challenging conventions to drive the change we want to see in the world. What You’ll Do Pleasantly greet every guest who enters the Golf Pro Shop; assist all customers with merchandise selection and check out transactions; handle all monetary transactions; answer the phone quickly and books tee times; maintain neat, clean and organized workspace; assist with merchandising and monthly inventory; must be friendly and enthusiastic and demonstrate outstanding customer service to both annual passholders and guests. Assist the cart staff during busy times. Day to Day Responsibilities · Greet and enthusiastically provide each customer with the course conditions, directions, and any other pertinent information · Responsible for making tee times and processing all retail and fees sales utilizing the POS · Ensures the Pro Shop and equipment are clean and in working order daily · Coordinate displays, folds and straightens merchandise, and oversees Pro Shop cleaning · Opens or closes the Pro Shop according to the procedures established by the Director of Golf · Assists in the coordination and services for tournaments and other special events · Communicate and enforce course rules including dress code and cart policies · Perform light custodial operations such as sweeping, mopping, and collecting trash as needed · Adheres to regulatory, departmental, and company policies in an ethical manner and encourages others to do the same · Responsible for assisting the Professional Staff in all aspects of Pro Shop operations, including administrative duties, guest service and maximizing merchandise displays Additional/Overall Skills: · Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability, fostering a collaborative team environment where everyone feels empowered to contribute. · Thrive in a team environment, using your organizational and technical skills to ensure the smooth execution of creative projects that resonate with our audience. · Celebrate the successes of your team and bring enthusiasm to your work, reflecting the joyful culture that is at the heart of Audubon’s mission. · Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills, embracing change and innovation as opportunities to lead and grow. · The above listed duties are general statements of required major duties and responsibilities performed on a regular and continuous basis. They do not exclude other duties as assigned. What We’re Looking For Must Haves: · Must have excellent verbal communication skills · Must have knowledge of the game of golf · Must have a valid drivers license · Must display a professional appearance as outlined in the Audubon Handbook · Must be able to work independently and function as a member of the team · Must have a high school diploma Nice-to-Haves: · Previous experience working at a golf facility · Previous experience working in a setting that requires strong customer service · Previous experience working in a retail setting · Ability to play the game Physical Requirements: (Add per list provided based on role type) · Must be able to frequently stand, walk or sit for long periods of time · Must be able to frequently climb, stoop, kneel, crouch, crawl and reach · Must have close visual acuity in order to operate equipment · Must be able to work outdoors under conditions ranging from extreme hot to extreme cold · Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and frequently up to 20 lbs using proper lifting techniques

Job Description Position Title: Summer Camp Inclusion Coordinator Department: Learning and Engagement Reports To: Learning Programs Manager Location: Audubon Zoo FLSA Status: Non-Exempt Position Type: Full Time Temporary Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do. We believe in Activating Impact by integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. We are committed to Empowering Optimism, using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. We strive to Create Connection by engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. At Audubon, we embody the spirit of Le Bon Temps, infusing the joy and vibrant culture of Louisiana into our everyday work, celebrating our unique heritage while advancing our mission. As Leaders of the Pack, we constantly seek smarter, innovative solutions, challenging conventions to drive the change we want to see in the world. What You’ll Do (Summary of role) The Summer Camp Inclusion Coordinator is a key member of the Learning & Engagement team responsible for ensuring camp programming is inclusive and accessible for neurodivergent campers and those with varying abilities. The Coordinator works closely with camp instructors and leadership to implement inclusive practices, recommend accommodations, and provide direct support to campers as needed. This role helps ensure that all campers can fully participate in meaningful, mission-based experiences that connect them with nature. Day to Day Responsibilities • Support an inclusive experience for all camp participants, emphasizing both individual abilities and common ground with peers., • Assist in the development and implementation of Camp Staff training regarding inclusion and camper support practices., • Provide direct support to campers with varying abilities as needed during camp activities and while moving around the facility. This includes coordinating accommodations, so the instructors are aware of how to best support the campers., • Primarily based at Audubon Zoo, occasional travel to the Audubon Aquarium and Insectarium to support Aqua Camp., • Provide camp instructors with guidance on research-backed approaches to inclusion that support individuals with various abilities and/or neurodivergence to fully participate in camp programs., • Provide guidance to help adapt activities, rules, equipment and/or supplies as needed to ensure quality participation by all camp participants., • Advising when camp resources are unable to match camper needs and/or suggest tools and resources to expand the camp’s ability to support higher needs., • Be the primary contact and liaison with family provided camper aides., • Communicating with camp families by phone, email, and in person prior to and during camp to gather information about the camper’s needs and provide follow-up on camper successes and challenges., • Engage in peer observation and mentoring with Camp Instructors as a support and resource for inclusion procedures and best practices., • Assisting in the supervision, mentorship, and evaluation of Counselors-in-Training (teen volunteers entering 8th through 12th grade), • Assuring guest and animal safety procedures are followed., • Communicating camper and programming needs or concerns Camp Management in a timely manner. Additional/Overall Skills: • Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability, fostering a collaborative team environment where everyone feels empowered to contribute., • Thrive in a team environment, using your organizational and technical skills to ensure the smooth execution of creative projects that resonate with our audience., • Celebrate the successes of your team and bring enthusiasm to your work, reflecting the joyful culture that is at the heart of Audubon’s mission., • Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills, embracing change and innovation as opportunities to lead and grow., • The above listed duties are general statements of required major duties and responsibilities performed on a regular and continuous basis. They do not exclude other duties as assigned. What We’re Looking For Must Haves: (required for the role) • Minimum 6 months working experience in a formal or informal learning environment, • Coursework, degree, or certification in social services, paraprofessional, child development or similar field, or equivalent combination of training and experience, including special education, therapeutic recreation, or behavioral analysis., • Demonstrated experience in effective coordination and communication with youth and adults from diverse backgrounds and with differing abilities, • Familiarity with current research-based best practices in accessibility and inclusion, • Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple projects, prioritize tasks, and meet deadlines effectively, • Exemplary presentation and oral communication skills, • Must be able to commit to all eight weeks of camp and be available for in-person training Nice-to-Haves: (preferred for the role) • Demonstrated experience working with and mentoring adult and youth volunteers in an interpretive or educational setting, • Experience and/or education in biological/environmental sciences, education, interpretation, or other directly related fields or subjects preferred., • Familiarity with Audubon Camps or similar outdoor programming, • Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook, for program coordination and communication Schedule and Program Dates • Summer Camp runs eight weeks starting first week of June, with no camp the week of July 4th., • The position begins in mid-May to allow time for training and curriculum review prior to camp., • Typical schedule: Monday–Friday, 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM. Physical Requirements: Physical Demands: o Ability to stand and walk for up to 2/3 of the day. o Ability to lift and carry objects up to 20 pounds. o Ability to speak loudly to crowds in a variety of situations included moderate to loud crowds. o Frequent use of hands and arms to operate office equipment and manual tools. o Visual ability to read, write, and operate standard office machinery. Environmental Conditions: o May be exposed to high, medium, or low noise intensity o Works effectively in a moderately noisy office o Constant contact with co-workers required o Exposure to fluctuations in temperature is required o Exposure to extreme heat and outdoor conditions is required

Job Description Position Title: Summer Camp Assistant Instructor Department: Learning and Engagement Reports To: Learning Programs Supervisor or Manager Location: Zoo, Aquarium and Insectarium FLSA Status: Non-Exempt Date Revised: February 2026 Position Type: Full Time Temporary Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park. At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do: * Activating Impact: Integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. * Empowering Optimism: Using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. * Create Connection: Engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. * Le Bon Temps: Embodying the spirit of Louisiana by infusing joy and vibrant culture into our everyday work. * Leaders of the Pack: Seeking smarter, innovative solutions and challenging conventions to drive change. What You'll Do Summer Camp Assistant Instructors ("Instructors") are full-time seasonal camp staff who deliver and facilitate engaging programming for Audubon camp participants. Working alongside a Summer Camp Lead Instructor, they are responsible for the personal safety and positive experience of their campers. This position is ideal for individuals who enjoy working with children and are eager to engage campers in animal, nature, and conservation-themed activities. * Schedule: Monday–Friday. * Shift Times: 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM (Monday–Thursday) and 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM (Fridays). * Duration: Summer Camp runs for 8 weeks starting the first week of June (no camp the week of July 4th). * Training: Mandatory in-person training days occur during the last week of May before camp starts. Day to Day Responsibilities * Supervising campers entering Kindergarten through 7th grade throughout the camp day. * Facilitating scheduled activities such as animal encounters, playground time, and Cool Zoo (for Zoo camp). * Providing support, mentorship, and feedback to Counselors-in-Training (teen volunteers entering 8th through 12th grade). * Preparing for, setting up, and delivering educational content following established lesson plans and guidelines. * Providing guided facility tours to program participants in an engaging and safe manner. * Following established departmental and organizational policies and procedures. * Collaborating with other Learning and Engagement staff members. * Maintaining an organized, clean, and welcoming classroom and ensuring non-wasteful use of educational supplies. * Participating in pre/post-shift feedback sessions. * Communicating issues or concerns to Camp leadership in a timely manner. * Providing program feedback and evaluations utilizing established methods. Additional/Overall Skills * Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability, fostering a collaborative team environment. * Thrive in a team environment, using organizational and technical skills to ensure the execution of creative projects. * Celebrate the successes of your team and bring enthusiasm to your work. * Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills, embracing change and innovation. What We're Looking For Must Haves (Required): * At least 18 years of age at the time of camp. * Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively with youth from diverse backgrounds. Nice-to-Haves (Preferred): * Demonstrated experience instructing children in a formal or informal educational setting. * Knowledge of wildlife conservation and environmental issues. Physical Requirements & Environmental Conditions Physical Demands: * Ability to stand and walk for up to $2/3$ of the day. * Ability to lift and carry objects up to 20 pounds. * Ability to speak loudly to crowds in a variety of situations, including moderate to loud crowds. * Frequent use of hands and arms to operate office equipment and manual tools. * Visual ability to read, write, and operate standard office machinery. Environmental Conditions: * Exposure to high, medium, or low noise intensity. * Works effectively in a moderately noisy office. * Constant contact with co-workers required. * Exposure to fluctuations in temperature. * Exposure to extreme heat and outdoor conditions

Job Description Position Title: Member Services Sales Associate Department: Member Services Reports To: Member Services Sales Manager Location: Central FLSA Status: Non-exempt Position Type: Part time Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do. We believe in Activating Impact by integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. We are committed to Empowering Optimism, using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. We strive to Create Connection by engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. At Audubon, we embody the spirit of Le Bon Temps, infusing the joy and vibrant culture of Louisiana into our everyday work, celebrating our unique heritage while advancing our mission. As Leaders of the Pack, we constantly seek smarter, innovative solutions, challenging conventions to drive the change we want to see in the world. What You’ll Do The Member Services Sales Associate consistently provides an exceptional member experience in person at our venues and in our call center. Associates support revenue goals through knowledge sharing, consulting on Membership levels and building relationships with our Members. Day-to-Day Responsibilities • Effectively communicates the value of membership, using expert knowledge to potential members, and encouraging purchase of renewal and upgrade to existing members, with a smile, • Sell memberships, upgrades, and Member tickets, and provide member support with promotions and events, • Manage daily cash, check and credit card payments at front gate and by phone while adhering to Audubon’s Cash Handling policy. Closes all daily sales accurately, notating any discrepancies clearly, handling cash & provide change without error, • Maintains the quality and integrity of Member information through accurate record keeping, information gathering and data entry., • Utilizes computer system to perform Membership sales and servicing. Responsible for maintaining a highly organized, neat and professional workspace. Stocks office and ticket booth with necessary supplies and incentives. Additional/Overall Skills: • Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability, fostering a collaborative team environment where everyone feels empowered to contribute., • Thrive in a team environment, using your organizational and technical skills to ensure the smooth execution of creative projects that resonate with our audience., • Celebrate the successes of your team and bring enthusiasm to your work, reflecting the joyful culture that is at the heart of Audubon’s mission., • Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills, embracing change and innovation as opportunities to lead and grow., • The above-listed duties are general statements of required major duties and responsibilities performed on a regular and continuous basis. They do not exclude other duties as assigned. What We’re Looking For Must Haves: • High school diploma or equivalent, • Minimum one year sales associate or relevant experience in the retail industry with proven results, • Ability to follow high customer service, quality, and image standards, • Positive attitude, enthusiastic, and upbeat., • Basic math, spelling, and typing skills necessary, • Willingness and ability to work weekends, holidays, and special events as necessary. Nice-to-Haves: • Familiarity with Microsoft Office software (Excel, Word, Outlook, Teams) Physical Requirements: (Add per list provided based on role type) Physical Demands: Prolonged standing, walking, and climbing of stairs or ladders. Ability to lift, push, pull, and carry objects up to 50 pounds. Frequent bending, crouching, twisting, and reaching. Manual dexterity to operate machinery or handle tools. Frequent use of vision and hearing to assess surroundings and job tasks. Environmental Conditions: May include indoor and outdoor work environments. Exposure to varying weather conditions. Potential exposure to environmental hazards such as dust, chemicals, or loud noise.

Job Description Position Title: Lead Invertebrate Keeper Department: Husbandry/Entomology Reports To: Assistant Curator/Curator of Entomology Location: Audubon Aquarium and Audubon Insectarium FLSA Status: Non-Exempt Position Type: Full Time Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do. We believe in Activating Impact by integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. We are committed to Empowering Optimism, using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. We strive to Create Connection by engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. At Audubon, we embody the spirit of Le Bon Temps, infusing the joy and vibrant culture of Louisiana into our everyday work, celebrating our unique heritage while advancing our mission. As Leaders of the Pack, we constantly seek smarter, innovative solutions, challenging conventions to drive the change we want to see in the world. What You’ll Do: Provide animal care to Audubon’s living collection at assigned facility-Insectarium or Insect Rearing Facility (IRF). Provide education to the public about Audubon Insectarium’s animals and exhibits when working on the museum floor and occasionally off-site. Provide proactive leadership to the team in daily operations of assigned facility. Day to Day Responsibilities Supervise animal care and exhibit maintenance, including, but not limited to, feeding, capturing and moving animals, enclosure setup, breakdown and cleaning, trash and debris removal, minor construction projects, filter maintenance, and providing enrichment items. Staff mentoring in a professional setting with demonstrated success. Ability to provide guidance to teams on training, animal care, and onboarding for department. Facility maintenance in animal care areas (sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, washing containers, etc.) including, but not limited to, trash and debris removal, minor construction projects, supply stocking, cleaning and upkeep. Accurate recordkeeping for short-and long-term monitoring of health, behavior, tracking trends and advancing animal practices. Records of animal transfers between Insectarium facilities (IRF and downtown) and other institutions. Participation in professional development via Audubon training department and outside sources. Willingly participates in AZA programs or other conservation- based initiatives. Work with curatorial staff as a member of the animal management team on collection plans, decision making, acquisition and disposition of animals, enclosure purchasing, etc Daily live animal presentations to educate visitors about our collection of animals, conservation initiatives, the interconnectedness of nature, and roles of arthropods in the ecosystems of the world. These interactions with the public will occur both on and off grounds. Function as an interpreter and represent ANI as a spokesperson on media outlets, special tours, meetings, etc. Conduct behind-the-scenes tours for VIP’s, donors, and Audubon education programs as scheduled. Supervise staff in daily compliance with all AZA and USDA standards regarding the health and containment of invertebrate collection. Identify and correct both minor and major maintenance problems in a timely manner and report other, larger, maintenance needs to other departments. Work as a liaison between Entomology team and multiple departments of assigned facility. Establish and maintain effective, efficient, and cooperative relationships with employees, senior administration, vendors, and customers. Supervision of staff at assigned location. Besides supervising animal care, this also includes training staff on new protocols, providing constructive criticism, and otherwise providing productive and professional coaching of staff. Additional/Overall Skills: Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability, fostering a collaborative team environment where everyone feels empowered to contribute. Thrive in a team environment, using organizational and technical skills to ensure the smooth execution of creative projects that resonate with our audience. Celebrate the successes of the team and bring enthusiasm to your work, reflecting the joyful culture that is at the heart of Audubon’s mission. Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills, embracing change and innovation as opportunities to lead and grow. The above listed duties are general statements of required major duties and responsibilities performed on a regular and continuous basis. They do not exclude other duties as assigned. What We’re Looking For Must-Haves: (required for the role) A degree from a recognized college or university is highly preferred, AND/OR a minimum of 5 years of paid experience in a zoological facility, public aquarium, or similar facility, OR a demonstrated and confirmed skill set via other comparable methods. Minimum of 5 years working directly with arthropods in any of the following institutions: an accredited zoo or aquarium, a natural history facility, university, museum, or laboratory. Previous experience supervising others and/or managing a section within one of the work settings cited above. Extensive professional experience with the care of invertebrates with demonstrated success. Extensive understanding of the principles of entomology. Extensive understanding natural history, anatomy, behavior, and environmental parameters. Ability to identify and recognize health concerns with invertebrates. Possessing a strong passion for arthropods and demonstrating this daily. Complete understanding basics of professional animal care and welfare standards. Ability to follow direction, act, and train others in accordance with all established protocols and procedures. Ability to work independently and as a part of a team to facilitate daily animal care and excellence in welfare. Demonstration of good decision-making skills with regards to human and animal safety. Ability to accomplish multiple daily tasks within an acceptable/established timeframe. Must be able to follow simple recipes (with insects as an ingredient). Must be able to work weekends and holidays. Must have access to reliable transportation to get to and from work duty locations. Nice-to-Haves: (preferred for the role) College course work in entomology, invertebrate zoology, biology, animal behavior, animal science, or related fields. Cooking experience. Staff schedule creation and ability to shift rapidly to cover absences when they arise. ZIMS or other AZA record keeping experience. Proven competency in the application of Microsoft Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, and Excel computer programs is required, along with the ability to adapt to new record-keeping systems. Physical Requirements: Exerting up to 30 pounds of force occasionally, or a negligible amount of force frequently to lift, carry, push, pull, or otherwise move objects. Ability to sit for long periods of time. Ability to walk or stand for long periods of time. Ability to bend, stoop, and carry items weighing up to 30 pounds. Adequate range of motion and mobility. Regular near acuity with clarity of vision at 20 inches or less. Regular hearing and the ability to perceive the nature of sounds. Regular speaking and the ability to express and exchange ideas by means of language expected. Ability to read, record, or type data accurately. Working long hours between breaks or meals. Ability to work under and handle stress in an appropriate manner. Ability to handle exposure to high, medium, or low noise intensity. Constant contact with co-workers. Ability to work with people of all ages. Exposure to fluctuations in temperatures and outdoor conditions.

Job Description Position Title: Temporary Africa Keeper Department: Africa Reports To: Andrew Haertzen Location: Audubon Zoo FLSA Status: Non-exempt Date Revised: February 27, 2026 Position Type: Full-time Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do. We believe in Activating Impact by integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. We are committed to Empowering Optimism, using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. We strive to Create Connection by engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. At Audubon, we embody the spirit of Le Bon Temps, infusing the joy and vibrant culture of Louisiana into our everyday work, celebrating our unique heritage while advancing our mission. As Leaders of the Pack, we constantly seek smarter, innovative solutions, challenging conventions to drive the change we want to see in the world. What You’ll Do (Summary of role) Audubon Zoo in New Orleans, LA is seeking a dynamic, outgoing, and dedicated temporary keeper to join our Africa team starting in May and lasting through the summer. This specific role will care primarily for large African hoofstock, including giraffe, white rhino, yellow-backed duiker, red river hog, and various antelope species. Support at times may be needed for our carnivore section of lions, painted dogs, and maned wolves, though this is not the focus of this position. With the variety of large mammal species cared for by this team, a proven safety record with dangerous animals is required. The ideal candidate will have a strong and diverse background with operant conditioning, behavioral enrichment, and husbandry methods. In addition to zoo experience, the candidate will bring a genuine and fun attitude, adaptability, excellent public speaking skills, critical thinking skills and a willingness to be collaborative with team members to achieve interdepartmental goals. Particularly important for this position is someone with good time management and effective communication skills to be able to balance the needs of multiple areas. Day to Day Responsibilities (Limit to most important/top 10 duties if possible) • Perform routine husbandry- feed prescribed diets, monitor and report diet consumption, observe and report any health or behavioral abnormalities of all assigned animal specimens to immediate supervisor daily., • Assist hospital staff with health monitoring and assessment., • Clean, sanitize, and prepare animal housing areas as directed., • Follow all Standard Operating Procedures for assigned areas., • Continuous learning. Develop professional skills and knowledge in areas such as animal care, enrichment, conservation, genetics, safety, training, animal introduction and reproduction, • Participate in welfare assessments. Work with Curators, Assistant Curators and other keepers to seek ways to improve the wellbeing of animals in your care., • Develop basic knowledge and experience with modern husbandry techniques, professional best practices, and in accreditation standards set forth by AZA and USDA., • Develop strong communication skills, including active listening, giving and receiving feedback and thoughtful dialogue., • Perform approved Behavioral Enrichment activities and create new enrichment based on the needs of the animal(s)., • Develop and utilize operant conditioning techniques to increase the quality of life of the collection., • Promote and nurture a positive work environment and team morale., • Identify and report minor or routine maintenance problems in a timely manner., • Perform facility and exhibit maintenance, including but not limited to, trash and debris removal, mowing, weed eating, pressure washing, floor cleaning, painting, minor section repairs, etc., • Maintain high standards of personal appearance and grooming, including proper uniform standards., • Performs Keeper Chats, VIP/BTS Tours, and Wild Encounters as required., • Perform all other duties as assigned by Curators, Assistant Curator, or designated section leadership. Additional/Overall Skills: • Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability, fostering a collaborative team environment where everyone feels empowered to contribute., • Thrive in a team environment, using your organizational and technical skills to ensure the smooth execution of creative projects that resonate with our audience., • Celebrate the successes of your team and bring enthusiasm to your work, reflecting the joyful culture that is at the heart of Audubon’s mission., • Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills, embracing change and innovation as opportunities to lead and grow., • The above listed duties are general statements of required major duties and responsibilities performed on a regular and continuous basis. They do not exclude other duties as assigned. What We’re Looking For Must Haves: (required for the role) • Minimum high school diploma, • Current driver’s license, • Must be willing to work weekdays, weekends, and holidays., • Strong work ethic Nice-to-Haves: (preferred for the role) • Preferred college degree in biology or a related science or equivalent practical experience., • Previous experience in the care of exotic wildlife, • Knowledge of modern husbandry practices, animal welfare standards, behavioral enrichment, training, specific knowledge of relevant taxa, • Knowledge of operant conditioning, • Previous experience operating a skid steer, truck, forklift, backhoe, etc., • Critical thinking and problem-solving skills, • Fun attitude, • Emotional intelligence, • Experience with hand tools, power tools, lawn equipment, pressure washers, and chainsaws., • Experience with capture and restraint of exotic wildlife, • Previous firearms experience Physical Requirements: (Add per list provided based on role type) • Continuous standing, walking, lifting, bending, and twisting., • Ability to lift, push, pull, and carry objects weighing over 50 pounds, often repeatedly., • Regularly climbing ladders and operating heavy machinery., • Sustained manual dexterity and coordination., • Physical stamina for long shifts involving repetitive or strenuous tasks., • Primarily outdoor environments and all types of weather conditions., • Frequent exposure to heat, cold, dust, fumes, or loud noises., • Exposure to potential hazards such as heavy machinery, moving vehicles, or electrical equipment, • Periodic exposure to zoonotic diseases, • Working closely with dangerous and potentially dangerous animals, • Must be able to see, hear, and speak

Job Description Position Title: Manager of Uptown Guest Services Operations Department: Guest Services Reports To: Guest Services Director Location: Audubon Aquarium and Insectarium FLSA Status: Exempt Date Revised: January 2024 Position Type: Salary Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do. We believe in Activating Impact by integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. We are committed to Empowering Optimism, using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. We strive to Create Connection by engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. At Audubon, we embody the spirit of Le Bon Temps, infusing the joy and vibrant culture of Louisiana into our everyday work, celebrating our unique heritage while advancing our mission. As Leaders of the Pack, we constantly seek smarter, innovative solutions, challenging conventions to drive the change we want to see in the world. What You’ll Do The Manager of Uptown Guest Services Operations is responsible for the daily operations of the department, which includes coaching and managing both Guest Services staff and supervisors. This individual closely collaborates with the Guest Service Director and Aquarium Manager to ensure the success of the Audubon Nature Institute by meeting or exceeding established objectives related to guest satisfaction, employee satisfaction within guest services, and adherence to service quality standards. The Manager works alongside the Guest Service Director and Aquarium Manager to create a welcoming atmosphere that prioritizes superior guest service and high product quality. The Manager sets a strong example for staff to follow, ensuring that all personnel deliver outstanding service to our guests. Additionally, the Guest Services Manager oversees various attractions, including the Audubon Train, Shuttle Bus, Carousel, Cool Zoo, and birthday events. Day to Day Responsibilities · Serves as the standard bearer of excellent guest service. · Instrumental in identifying themes and recommending improvements to the Guest Service Director using guest service feedback, trends, and analytics to measure performance. · Personally, demonstrates a commitment to guest service by responding to guest needs and recommending action plans to permanently address guest service failures. · Is committed to making every guest a satisfied guest. · Ensures all employees, including new hires, know all components/features of our guest service commitment and are trained to meet service standards. · Empowers employees to deliver excellent guest service by encouraging and rewarding responsive guest assistance. · Ensures guest service standards contribute to the delivery of consistent guest service. · Follows up on guest service strategies for all staff. · Evaluate guest services employees, including supervisors. · Maintain department employee files. · Assume duties of supervisors and line staff when necessary. · Assist director in achieving strategic planning goals. · Keeps the Director informed of any issues that hinder or affect the staff and department’s operation and stability. · Prepare monthly managers schedule and assist supervisors with staff schedule. · Helps to develop guest service supervisors by acting as a mentor for direct reports. Ensures employee training objectives and development plans are completed. · Manages human resources functions including recruiting, selection, training, performance evaluation. · Emphasizes the importance of proper employee selection, training, and development as a way of doing business. · Maintains a positive, cooperative work environment between staff and supervisors. Coaches and mentor’s employees in a positive and respectful manner to have a positive impact on the employee’s performance. · Ensures all Guest Service employees know and understand the Audubon mission and objectives. · Works closely with Membership and Sales Reservationist to ensure proper training to all GS staff Members. · Understands the importance of Guest Services departments being properly staffed to meet guest expectations and budget objectives. · Maintains an effective open-door policy to address employee and supervisor concerns. · Administers policies fairly and consistently. Resolves employee concerns in a fair and timely way. · Monitors and maintains acceptable turnover levels. Performs all performance appraisals as required for direct reports. · Assist in maintenance of all equipment. · Maintain data records for equipment. · Report facility attendance and revenues to Director of Guest Services. · Works with Director to identify business plan initiatives. Follows up to ensure business plan objectives are put into action and manages those actions toward the achievement of service objectives. · Analyzes headcount, processes, and procedures to make recommendations to the Director on methods to streamline the guest experience. · Maintain payroll for department. · Monitor staff and management for meeting combo percentage goals. · Monitor staff overages/shortages and ticket system problems. · Provide monthly reports on ticket system problems to director. · Be responsible for Audubon purchase card purchases and statement reconciliation. · Approve minor purchase orders and check requisitions; order supplies as needed. · Guest Services operates as a centralized department, requiring leaders to provide support to all locations as needed. Additional/Overall Skills: · Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability, fostering a collaborative team environment where everyone feels empowered to contribute. · Thrive in a team environment, using your organizational and technical skills to ensure the smooth execution of creative projects that resonate with our audience. · Celebrate the successes of your team and bring enthusiasm to your work, reflecting the joyful culture that is at the heart of Audubon’s mission. · Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills, embracing change and innovation as opportunities to lead and grow. · The above listed duties are general statements of required major duties and responsibilities performed on a regular and continuous basis. They do not exclude other duties as assigned. What We’re Looking For Must Haves: · High School Diploma or equivalent · Strong verbal and interpersonal skills · Proficiency in computer literacy · Ability to work flexible hours, overtime, evenings, weekends and holidays as needed · Able to work with minimum supervision · Minimum five years managerial experience Nice-to-Haves: · A Vailde drivers license · Bachelors Preferred Physical Requirements: · Prolonged standing, walking, and climbing of stairs or ladders. · Ability to lift, push, pull, and carry objects up to 50 pounds. · Frequent bending, crouching, twisting, and reaching. · Manual dexterity to operate machinery or handle tools. · Frequent use of vision and hearing to assess surroundings and job tasks. · May include indoor and outdoor work environments. · Exposure to varying weather conditions. · Potential exposure to environmental hazards such as dust, chemicals, or loud noise.

Job Description Position Title: Keeper Aquarist - AAC Department: Husbandry Reports To: Assistant Curator of Aquatic Center Location: Audubon Aquatic Center (AAC) FLSA Status: Non-Exempt Position Type: Full-Time Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do. We believe in Activating Impact by integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. We are committed to Empowering Optimism, using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. We strive to Create Connection by engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. At Audubon, we embody the spirit of Le Bon Temps, infusing the joy and vibrant culture of Louisiana into our everyday work, celebrating our unique heritage while advancing our mission. As Leaders of the Pack, we constantly seek smarter, innovative solutions, challenging conventions to drive the change we want to see in the world. What You'll Do The Audubon Aquarium is looking for a motivated individual to add to the team at the Audubon Aquatic Center (AAC), the quarantine facility for the Audubon Aquarium and Insectarium and home to the Audubon Aquarium Rescue (AAR) program. The Keeper Aquarist is a mid to high-level position within the aquarist range. Demonstrated knowledge and experience will determine placement within the Keeper level. This position is responsible for all aspects of running the AAC, including general husbandry care of a wide range of taxa, exhibit maintenance, daily water quality testing and dosing systems according to veterinary established quarantine protocols, life support maintenance and repair of all systems. Partners with AAR to support rehabilitation efforts by maintaining all rehab enclosures within proper life support and water quality parameters to meet all USWFS and NOAA regulations governing rehab animals. Completes building maintenance projects as needed. Day to Day Responsibilities • Provides a high standard of animal care. Experienced with professional animal care and wellbeing standards. Prioritizes preventative care and excellence in animal welfare., • Upkeep and preventative maintenance of LSS, including sand filter stirring, small- medium sized plumbing projects, backwashes of small and large sand filters. Responsible for all aspects of exhibit maintenance. Accomplishes daily tasks within acceptable/ established timeframe. Proposes advancements and efficiencies., • Serves as the water quality testing personnel and as life support staff for the AAC., • Responsible for carrying out veterinary prescribed quarantine plans. This includes chemical dosing, oral medications, altered water quality parameters, detailed monitoring of health and behavior in response to treatment, and input of all treatment records into ZIMS. Works with veterinary staff to schedule and administer preventative care and responsive animal health care procedures., • Serves as assistance to AAR staff for animal procedures as needed. Responsible for effective communication with AAR staff on the life support functionality and water quality parameters of rehab enclosures., • Responsible for upholding all biosecurity protocols based on quarantine acquisitions and rescued animals residing at the AAC., • Uses training (operant conditioning) and enrichment to accomplish behavior and wellbeing goals. Develops and evaluates animal enrichment based on behavioral goals. Identifies areas where training and enrichment can be used to optimize husbandry practices, reduce stress and improve welfare., • Follows direction and acts in accordance with all established protocols and procedures. Compliance with all AZA and USDA standards. Assists in recognizing areas where written protocols need to be created or advanced in pursuit of compliance, welfare and consistency in care. Compliance with all USWFS and NOAA guidelines for animal in the AAR collection., • Monitors exhibit functionality, air and water parameters, identifying and communicating anomalies/concerns promptly., • Accurate recordkeeping for short- and long-term monitoring of health, behavior, tracking trends and advancing animal practices., • Completes professional development as assigned., • Assists with tours and able to represent Audubon Nature Institute with professionalism and in support of mission-oriented efforts., • Possesses strong communication skills, including listening and thoughtful dialogue. Assumes the role as communicator for the section when needed. Additional/Overall Skills: • Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability, fostering a collaborative team environment where everyone feels empowered to contribute., • Thrive in a team environment, using your organizational and technical skills to ensure the smooth execution of creative projects that resonate with our audience., • Celebrate the successes of your team and bring enthusiasm to your work, reflecting the joyful culture that is at the heart of Audubon’s mission., • Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills, embracing change and innovation as opportunities to lead and grow., • The above listed duties are general statements of required major duties and responsibilities performed on a regular and continuous basis. They do not exclude other duties as assigned. What We’re Looking For Must Haves: • Minimum of two years of paid experience in a zoological facility, public aquarium, or similar facility OR demonstrated and confirmed skill set. An AZA accredited public facility is preferred., • Familiarity with executing quarantine protocols and administering treatments., • Understanding/ experience with care of aquatic LSS systems and water chemistry in a professional setting with demonstrated success., • Familiarity with using professional animal recordkeeping software, ZIMS preferred., • High School diploma (or equivalent) and a degree from a recognized college or university are required. College course work in zoology, biology, animal science or related field is preferred., • Accurate oral and written communication skills., • Must maintain a valid driver’s license, • Proven competency in the application of Microsoft Office, Word, PowerPoint and Excel computer programs is required., • Must have the ability to use mobile devices to facilitate effective communication., • Have a general understanding of the use of basic power tools. Ability and willingness to operate power tools, lawn equipment, etc. Nice-to-Haves: • SCUBA certification strongly preferred., • First Aid/ CPR preferred, • Basic carpentry, plumbing and horticultural skills are considered an asset. Physical Requirements: • Sitting or standing, bending, stooping and per OSHA regulations: Heavy work involving lifting no more than 100 pounds at a time with frequent lifting or carrying of objects weighing up to 50 pounds., • Must be able to swim., • Aquarist must maintain regular attendance in compliance with Audubon standards, as required by scheduling which may vary according to the needs of the organization., • Working long hours between breaks or meals required., • Willingness to work weekends, holidays, irregular hours and be available based on special needs/circumstances on a 24-hour basis., • Ability to work around and handle raw seafood, including shellfish., • Ability to work under and handle stress in an appropriate manner required., • May be exposed to high, medium, or low noise intensity., • Exposure to extreme fluctuations in temperatures is required., • Willingness to work outdoors, lift heavy objects, and risk periodic exposure to fairly predictable and controllable hazards associated with wild animals and zoonotic diseases., • Willingness to serve on the Aquarium’s Hurricane Team if required.

Job Description Position Title: Curator of Aquatic Husbandry Department: Husbandry Reports To: Director of Husbandry Location: Audubon Aquarium and Insectarium Position Type: Full Time Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do. We believe in Activating Impact by integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. We are committed to Empowering Optimism, using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. We strive to Create Connection by engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. At Audubon, we embody the spirit of Le Bon Temps, infusing the joy and vibrant culture of Louisiana into our everyday work, celebrating our unique heritage while advancing our mission. As Leaders of the Pack, we constantly seek smarter, innovative solutions, challenging conventions to drive the change we want to see in the world. What You’ll Do (Summary of role) The Curator of Aquatic Husbandry will manage the aquarists at the Aquarium and the Audubon Aquatic Center with the assistance of the respective Assistant Curator. The Curator reports to the Director of Husbandry, oversees the aquatics collection and ensures industry best practices at the Audubon Aquarium and Insectarium as well as the Audubon Aquatic Center. They develop departmental procedures, collection plans, and monitor all aspects of aquatic exhibitry, quarantine and animal care. They set goals and expectations for the AA aquarists and are a husbandry and animal care resource for husbandry staff at the AAC. They are responsible for hiring staff, performance evaluations, and disciplinary action as needed. The Curator works closely with veterinary staff, members of all Husbandry divisions and all other Audubon Nature Institute departments. The Curator of Aquatic Husbandry is a working curatorial position. Day to Day Responsibilities (Limit to most important/top 10 duties if possible) • Have expertise in fishes, reptile, amphibian and invertebrate animal anatomy, behavior, recognition and treatment of animal health concerns, animal safety concerns and cross contamination prevention., • Maintain current knowledge of all specimens under their care, their natural history (biology and environmental needs) and husbandry requirements through hands on experience, upkeep with current literature, active professional networking development, keeper exchange programs and conference participation as approved. Improve upon current Audubon husbandry practices, developing procedures aimed at increasing efficiency and advancing animal care., • Have an advanced knowledge and understanding of the AZA Code of Ethics, AZA Standards for Accreditation and AZA Population Management guidelines. Ability to recognize deficiencies in these areas and take action to correct problems., • Have an advanced working knowledge of USDA regulations, overseeing that proper protocols are followed to pass USDA inspections., • Mentor aquarists with the development of exhibit improvements, training and enrichment proposals, and encouraging advancements in husbandry practices in all galleries through goal setting., • Supervise and encourage viable breeding, husbandry and conservation programs for species within the collection, ensures compliance and cooperation with all AZA programs., • Partner with veterinarian and curatorial staff with recognizing animal health concerns and making sure treatment is carried out as prescribed. Oversight of all ongoing veterinary treatments., • Work with the registrar on acquisition of new specimens in accordance with AZA animal management and welfare guidelines and acquisition and transfer protocols and procedures. Instruct aquarist staff in the proactive, responsible planning of acquisitions and transfers in accordance with approved collection plans; ensures exhibit quality and guest experience remains a priority., • Leads regular sub- department meetings to develop goals, evaluate progress and facilitate open communication among AAI staff, • Actively promote and prioritize accurate and up to date record keeping within the Husbandry team to ensure quality animal management and welfare at or above industry standards. Assist the Curatorial staff with aquarist accountability, assessing trends and developing improvements in recordkeeping efficiency and accuracy., • Work with the Director of Husbandry to promote behavioral management of the collection and the development of behavioral goals aimed at reducing animal stress. Oversee and promote aquarist accountability for assigned responsibilities based on achieving behavioral goals. Additional/Overall Skills: • Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability, fostering a collaborative team environment where everyone feels empowered to contribute., • Thrive in a team environment, using your organizational and technical skills to ensure the smooth execution of creative projects that resonate with our audience., • Celebrate the successes of your team and bring enthusiasm to your work, reflecting the joyful culture that is at the heart of Audubon’s mission., • Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills, embracing change and innovation as opportunities to lead and grow., • The above listed duties are general statements of required major duties and responsibilities performed on a regular and continuous basis. They do not exclude other duties as assigned. What We’re Looking For Must Haves: (required for the role) • Six years of paid supervisory experience in a zoological facility is required. (with a minimum of 4 years management/supervisory experience.) Experience with animal behavioral training and enrichment is preferred. Live animal collection and transport experience is preferred., • Bachelor of Science degree in biology or related field from a recognized, accredited institution, • Must possess a valid driver’s license. SCUBA certification is required. First aid/CPR certification preferred. AZA membership is an asset., • Ability to collect and analyze numerical and written data and verbal information to reach logical conclusions and ability to determine the time, place, and sequence of operations or actions required., • Must have cognitive and communication skills required to function within the department. Nice-to-Haves: (preferred for the role) • Proficiency in MS Office; ZIMS, or similar animal data management software experience is an asset., • Working knowledge of basic hand and power tools is preferred. Working knowledge of life support equipment and water chemistry science and management for both start-up and mature aquatic systems is required. Must have the ability to use basic office equipment. Boat handling experience is an asset. Physical Requirements: (Add per list provided based on role type) • Heavy work: lifting up to 80lbs pounds occasionally, or a negligible amount of force frequently to lift, carry, push, pull, or otherwise move objects. Will involve standing most of the time but may involve walking or sitting for brief periods of time., • Walking, climbing, sitting, standing, bending, stooping, and the ability to carry items weighing up to 80 pounds., • Constant adequate range of motion and mobility required.

Job Description Position Title: Facility Services Attendant Department: Facility Services Reports To: Facility Services Manager Location: Audubon Aquarium of Americas, Audubon Insectarium Position Type: Full-Time Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do. We believe in Activating Impact by integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. We are committed to Empowering Optimism, using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. We strive to Create Connection by engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. At Audubon, we embody the spirit of Le Bon Temps, infusing the joy and vibrant culture of Louisiana into our everyday work, celebrating our unique heritage while advancing our mission. As Leaders of the Pack, we constantly seek smarter, innovative solutions, challenging conventions to drive the change we want to see in the world. What You’ll Do Reporting directly to the Facility Services Manager, the facility services attendant is responsible for the cleanliness level of all Downtown facilities as scheduled by supervisor. Day to Day Responsibilities Additional/Overall Skills: · Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability, fostering a collaborative team environment where everyone feels empowered to contribute. · Thrive in a team environment, using your organizational and technical skills to ensure the smooth execution of creative projects that resonate with our audience. · Celebrate the successes of your team and bring enthusiasm to your work, reflecting the joyful culture that is at the heart of Audubon’s mission. · Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills, embracing change and innovation as opportunities to lead and grow. · The above listed duties are general statements of required major duties and responsibilities performed on a regular and continuous basis. They do not exclude other duties as assigned. What We’re Looking For Must Haves: · High School Diploma or equivalent · Required to complete GSA background certification upon completion of 3 month satisfactory probationary period. · Must have the ability to use shampooers, bonnet buffers, vacuum cleaners, high lifts and forklifts. Nice-to-Haves: · Housekeeping background or experience preferred Physical Requirements: · Continuous standing, walking, lifting, bending, and twisting. · Ability to lift, push, pull, and carry objects weighing over 50 pounds, often repeatedly. · Regularly climbing ladders and operating heavy machinery. · Sustained manual dexterity and coordination. · Physical stamina for long shifts involving repetitive or strenuous tasks. · Primarily outdoor environments or industrial settings. · Frequent exposure to heat, cold, dust, fumes, or loud noises. · Exposure to potential hazards such as heavy machinery, moving vehicles, or electrical equipment.

Job Description Position Title: Event Operations Manager Department: Event Operations Reports To: Director of Event Operations Location: Central Position Type: Full Time Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do. We believe in Activating Impact by integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. We are committed to Empowering Optimism, using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. We strive to Create Connection by engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. At Audubon, we embody the spirit of Le Bon Temps, infusing the joy and vibrant culture of Louisiana into our everyday work, celebrating our unique heritage while advancing our mission. As Leaders of the Pack, we constantly seek smarter, innovative solutions, challenging conventions to drive the change we want to see in the world. What You’ll Do Reporting to the Director of Event Operations, the Event Operations Manager will be responsible for the planning and execution of all Audubon internal events. Such events include but are not limited to Celebracíon Latina, Scales and Ales, Flutters and Fins, Boo at the Zoo, Zoo to Do, and Zoobilation. Additionally, the EOM will partner with external clients for events and festivals held in Woldenberg Riverfront Park. This position acts as a liaison between event clients and vendors and internal Audubon departments and partners for events on all Audubon properties. Day to Day Responsibilities (Limit to most important/top 10 duties if possible) • Act as a liaison between event clients, vendors, and internal Audubon departments ensuring customer satisfaction through attention to detail, excellent service skills, and the ability to lead and take initiative., • Responsible for maintaining awareness of current trends and generating ideas for new festivals, inclusion events, community relations events, and building clientele year-over-year., • Participate in planning of all internal Audubon events with departmental teams such as Development, Learning and Engagement, Membership, and Marketing., • In regards to internal and external clients: Respond to inquiries, schedule meetings and site visits, prepare estimates, discuss layouts, collect event insurance and permits, build contracts and collect deposits, act as a liaison with vendors, execute event, invoice, request feedback., • Coordinate with external security teams to ensure safety procedures are being followed and communicate Audubon’s security plans with clients. • Coordinate event needs with Electrical, Facility Services, and Guest Services, etc. as needed., • Follow-up on sales leads to answer questions, collect general info, review with team, and update calendars., • Oversee event logistics, execution, and conclusion while continuously troubleshooting and addressing issues during event., • Create and distribute departmental event documents to all Audubon staff., • Continuously cultivate revenue opportunities and cost savings initiatives with rental and equipment services. Additional/Overall Skills: • Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability, fostering a collaborative team environment where everyone feels empowered to contribute., • Thrive in a team environment, using your organizational and technical skills to ensure the smooth execution of creative projects that resonate with our audience., • Celebrate the successes of your team and bring enthusiasm to your work, reflecting the joyful culture that is at the heart of Audubon’s mission. • Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills, embracing change and innovation as opportunities to lead and grow., • The above listed duties are general statements of required major duties and responsibilities performed on a regular and continuous basis. They do not exclude other duties as assigned. What We’re Looking For Must Haves: (required for the role) • Ability to work independently and autonomously, • Ability to work day, night, weekends, and holidays, • High School Diploma, • Valid Driver’s License, • At least 2 years of supervisory experience, • Ability to handle people and situations in a tactful and discrete manner Nice-to-Haves: (preferred for the role) • Previous event production and operations experience, • Experience working with Microsoft Office, • Ability to collect and analyze numerical and written data and verbal information, • Affinity for animals, • Ability to prioritize, organize, and synchronize multiple tasks and work under and handle high stress in an appropriate manner Physical Requirements: (Add per list provided based on role type) • Working on your feet for long hours, • Sitting for long hours, • Push/pull/lift/carry up to 50 lbs, • Climb a ladder, • Drive a gold cart or company vehicles, • Clarity of vision at 20” or less, • Ability to express and exchange ideas by means of expected language, • Regular hearing and the ability to perceive the nature of sounds, • May be exposed to high noise intensity, • Exposure to outdoor conditions, • Exposure to fluctuations in temperature

Job Description Position Title: On Call Educator Department: Learning and Engagement Reports To: Learning Programs Supervisor Location: Zoo, Aquarium & Insectarium, Nature Center Position Type: Part Time, On Call Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do. We believe in Activating Impact by integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. We are committed to Empowering Optimism, using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. We strive to Create Connection by engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. At Audubon, we embody the spirit of Le Bon Temps, infusing the joy and vibrant culture of Louisiana into our everyday work, celebrating our unique heritage while advancing our mission. As Leaders of the Pack, we constantly seek smarter, innovative solutions, challenging conventions to drive the change we want to see in the world. What You’ll Do On-Call Educators deliver engaging informal and interpretive programming to campers, families, students, and general visitors. Responsibilities for this position include but are not limited to program delivery, supervising children ages 4-17, assisting program coordinators/supervisors in the supervision of youth and adult volunteers, and assessing/coordinating supplies and physical space needed for programs. Opportunities for On-Call Educators include but are not limited to holiday camps, after hour events, overnights, and other family programs, with most shift opportunities during holiday weeks and/or select Friday and Saturday evenings. Day to Day Responsibilities (Limit to most important/top 10 duties if possible) • Supervising campers and students ages 4-17, • Working with and supporting teen volunteers ages 14-17, • Preparing for, setting up, and delivering educational programs following established lesson plans and guidelines, • Providing guided facility tours to program participants, • Following established departmental and organizational policies and procedures, • Collaborating with other Learning and Engagement staff members, • Providing proactive, friendly communication and striving to anticipate guest needs and desires, • Communicating issues or concerns to the Learning Supervisor, or program Manager on Duty, in a timely manner, • Working in a cooperative manner with the animal care team and respecting the Ambassador Animal collection spaces, protocols, and equipment, • Providing program feedback and evaluations utilizing established methods Additional/Overall Skills: • Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability, fostering a collaborative team environment where everyone feels empowered to contribute., • Thrive in a team environment, using your organizational and technical skills to ensure the smooth execution of creative projects that resonate with our audience., • Celebrate the successes of your team and bring enthusiasm to your work, reflecting the joyful culture that is at the heart of Audubon’s mission. • Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills, embracing change and innovation as opportunities to lead and grow., • The above listed duties are general statements of required major duties and responsibilities performed on a regular and continuous basis. They do not exclude other duties as assigned. What We’re Looking For Must Haves: (required for the role) • Be at least 18 years of age, • Experience working with or around children, • Flexible availability during holiday weeks, evenings, and/or weekends, • Experience working in a formal or informal learning environment Nice-to-Haves: (preferred for the role) • Bachelor’s degree in Education, Biology, Zoology, Communications, Ecology, Environmental Education, or other related field, • Demonstrated experience delivering nature or conservation based educational content Physical Requirements: Light Duty Physical Requirements: • Frequent standing and walking., • Ability to lift and carry objects up to 20 pounds., • Bending, kneeling, and reaching occasionally required., • Frequent use of hands and arms to operate office equipment and manual tools., • Occasional climbing of stairs., • Visual ability to read, write, and operate standard office machinery., • Environmental Conditions: o Exposure to both indoor and outdoor working environments o Minimal exposure to environmental hazards, although tasks may involve occasional noise or vibration.

Job Description Position Title: Curator of Birds Department: Animal Reports To: General Curator Location: Audubon Zoo FLSA Status: Exempt Position Type: Full Time Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do. We believe in Activating Impact by integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. We are committed to Empowering Optimism, using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. We strive to Create Connection by engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. At Audubon, we embody the spirit of Le Bon Temps, infusing the joy and vibrant culture of Louisiana into our everyday work, celebrating our unique heritage while advancing our mission. As Leaders of the Pack, we constantly seek smarter, innovative solutions, challenging conventions to drive the change we want to see in the world. What You’ll Do The Curator of Birds is a senior supervisory position within the animal department and responsible for the daily operations and care, behavioral training and enrichment, exhibit and life support management, collection and exhibit planning, and conservation initiatives of the avian sections at Audubon Zoo. This position reports to the General Curator. The position is an integral husbandry and animal care resource for animal staff at the Zoo. This is a working curatorial position. Day to Day Responsibilities • The Curator supervises all staff (Keepers, Senior Keepers, Lead Keepers, and Assistant Curators) in their assigned areas., • The Curator manages and works to ensure legal compliance and husbandry best practices of the Zoo’s acquisition and transfer operations, live animal collecting operations, and new and transitional animal quarantine operations., • Provides guidance and supervision related to animal acquisitions and transfers to support the Zoo institutional collection plan., • The Curator sets goals and expectations for keepers and conducts departmental planning and the development of protocols and procedures., • Oversees the animal care operations for their assigned sections. Maintains and ensures effective and proactive communication between curatorial staff to support cohesive animal care., • The Curator works closely with the veterinary staff, members of the other animal sections and all other Audubon Nature Institute departments., • The position ensures that all records and documentations related to the animal collection and exhibit history are maintained, archived and retained according to established record retention schedules., • Oversee pest control efforts in assigned sections., • Willingness to serve on the Zoo’s hurricane team. if necessary., • Serves as Curator One (Animal Manager On Duty) on a rotational basis. Ability to serve as Incident Commander in animal emergency situations, • Ability to serve on the zoo’s Weapons Team and/or facilitate the training of assigned keepers from their sections for necessary coverage., • Oversees and tracks budget needs, submitting needs to the General Curator., • Oversee, evaluate and monitor the internship program for assigned sections Additional/Overall Skills: • Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability, fostering a collaborative team environment where everyone feels empowered to contribute., • Thrive in a team environment, using your organizational and technical skills to ensure the smooth execution of creative projects that resonate with our audience., • Celebrate the successes of your team and bring enthusiasm to your work, reflecting the joyful culture that is at the heart of Audubon’s mission., • Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills, embracing change and innovation as opportunities to lead and grow., • The above listed duties are general statements of required major duties and responsibilities performed on a regular and continuous basis. They do not exclude other duties as assigned. What We’re Looking For Must Haves: • Minimum of 10 years of paid animal care experience in a professional zoological facility, • Previous supervisory experience in a professional zoological facility, • Employee must have a considerable amount of experience in zoological animal husbandry, reproduction and display of a diversity of avian species. Experience in Phoenicopteriformes, Gruiformes, Passeriformes, Galliformes, Bucerotiformes, Psittaciformes, Pelecaniformes, Columbiformes, Struthioniformes, and Rodentia husbandry is an asset., • Experience with dangerous animals and associated safety protocols required., • Employee must have well developed behavioral training and enrichment skills and experience applying those skills working with a diversity of avian species., • Experience developing and managing interactive or guest enhancement programs., • Experience in supervision of personnel including documentation and evaluation of performance, including disciplinary action when needed, oversight of husbandry and exhibition, collection planning, staff scheduling, personnel management, development and implementation of safety and operational policies, • Knowledge of zoonotic diseases and their prevention, • High School diploma (or equivalent), • Professional membership within the Association of Zoos & Aquariums (AZA), • Employee must maintain a valid driver’s license, • Proven competency in the application of Microsoft Office, Word, PowerPoint and Excel computer programs, • Experience with ZIMS, TRACKs, or similar animal records management software, • The employee must also have the ability and willingness to operate power tools, etc., • Have an advanced working knowledge and understanding of the AZA Code of Ethics, AZA Standards for Accreditation and AZA Population Management guidelines. Ability to recognize deficiencies in these areas and take action to correct problems. Ensure compliance with all AZA standards of Accreditation, • Have an advanced working knowledge of UDSA regulations, overseeing that proper protocols are followed to pass USDA inspections. Nice-to-Haves: • AZA accredited facility experience is preferred., • Exhibit design, construction, and renovation experience is preferred, • Previous experience with Taxon Advisory Groups, Species Survival Programs, and/or Saving Animals From Extinction programs., • A degree from a recognized college or university, • College course work in zoology, biology, animal science, poultry science, or related field is preferred. A substantial amount of experience may be substituted for a degree., • First Aid/ CPR preferred Physical Requirements: • Continuous standing, walking, lifting, bending, and twisting., • Ability to lift, push, pull, and carry objects weighing over 50 pounds, often repeatedly., • Regularly climbing ladders and operating heavy machinery., • Sustained manual dexterity and coordination., • Physical stamina for long shifts involving repetitive or strenuous tasks., • May include indoor and outdoor work environments, • Frequent exposure to heat, cold, dust, fumes, or loud noises., • Exposure to potential hazards such as heavy machinery, moving vehicles, or electrical equipment

Job Description Position Title: Facility Services Attendant Part-Time Department: Facility Services Reports To: Facility Services Manager Location: Audubon Aquarium and Insectarium FLSA Status: Non-Except Date Revised: March 2026 Position Type: Part-Time/ On-Call Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do. We believe in Activating Impact by integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. We are committed to Empowering Optimism, using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. We strive to Create Connection by engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. At Audubon, we embody the spirit of Le Bon Temps, infusing the joy and vibrant culture of Louisiana into our everyday work, celebrating our unique heritage while advancing our mission. As Leaders of the Pack, we constantly seek smarter, innovative solutions, challenging conventions to drive the change we want to see in the world. What You’ll Do (Summary of role) F/S is responsible for keeping the facility clean, safe, and well-maintained. Their duties include cleaning floors, restrooms, and common areas, removing trash, disinfecting surfaces, and restocking supplies like soap and paper towels. F/S may handle minor repairs or report repairs that are needed. By maintaining cleanliness and hygiene, F/S plays an important role in creating a healthy and comfortable environment for everyone who uses the facility. Day to Day Responsibilities (Limit to most important/top 10 duties if possible) · High dust pipes, ductwork, vents, fixtures, graphics or any other high structure. · Clean all carpets, hard floors and any other flooring throughout the building. This will include general vacuuming as well as sweeping, mopping and any other related duties. · Be responsible for keeping inventory of carts and closets. This includes, but is not limited to cleaning products, vacuums, mops, buckets, garbage bags, paper supplies and any other equipment required. · Notify manager if any supplies are needed to ensure the cart and closets are always stocked. · Empty trash receptacles, waste baskets, and any other trash bins. Pick up trash throughout the building as well as the walkways outside. · Maintain the cleanliness of all windows, graphics, and statues in exhibit areas. · Properly use all equipment for the purpose that it is intended and in an approved and safe manner. · You will be required to use personal protective equipment (PPE) to ensure safety while performing cleaning and maintenance tasks. · Constant building walks to ensure that all areas of the building are clean and all trash is pulled. · Cleaning of all restrooms, including but not limited to floors, walls, sink, faucets, toilets, urinals, and sanitary disposal. · You will also be responsible for making continuous rounds of the restrooms to ensure that they are cleaned and that the paper products and soap dispensers are stocked. Additional/Overall Skills: · Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability, fostering a collaborative team environment where everyone feels empowered to contribute. · Thrive in a team environment, using your organizational and technical skills to ensure the smooth execution of creative projects that resonate with our audience. · Celebrate the successes of your team and bring enthusiasm to your work, reflecting the joyful culture that is at the heart of Audubon’s mission. · Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills, embracing change and innovation as opportunities to lead and grow. · The above listed duties are general statements of required major duties and responsibilities performed on a regular and continuous basis. They do not exclude other duties as assigned. What We’re Looking For Must Haves: (required for the role) · Ability to read material safety data sheets (MSDS). · Able to interact professionally and effectively with team members. · Education: High school diploma or equivalent. · Having the ability to work as a team or independently. · Having the ability to quickly address unexpected challenges in cleaning tasks. Nice-to-Haves: (preferred for the role) · Experience: Housekeeping or janitorial background. · Affinity for animals preferred Physical Requirements: (Add per list provided based on role type) · Heavy work: exerting up to 75 pounds of force occasionally, or a negligible amount of force frequently to lift, carry, push, pull, or otherwise move objects. · Involves walking or standing majority of time. · Sitting or standing, bending, stooping, and the ability to carry items weighing up to 45 pounds. · Constant adequate range of motion and mobility required. · Regular near acuity with clarity of vision at 20 inches or less required. . · Regular hearing and the ability to perceive the nature of sounds. · Working long hours between breaks or meals required. · Ability to work with various cleaning products. · Ability to work under and handle stress in an appropriate manner required. · May be exposed to high, medium, or low noise intensity. · Constant contact with co-workers required. · Exposure to fluctuations in temperatures may be required. · Exposure to cleaning chemicals. · Exposure to outdoor conditions may be required.

Job Description Position Title: Guest Services Cart Attendant Department: Golf Reports To: Director of Golf and Tennis Location: Golf Course FLSA Status: Non-exempt Position Type: Regular Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do. We believe in Activating Impact by integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. We are committed to Empowering Optimism, using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. We strive to Create Connection by engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. At Audubon, we embody the spirit of Le Bon Temps, infusing the joy and vibrant culture of Louisiana into our everyday work, celebrating our unique heritage while advancing our mission. As Leaders of the Pack, we constantly seek smarter, innovative solutions, challenging conventions to drive the change we want to see in the world. What You’ll Do The cart attendant ensures that all golf carts and related equipment meet facility standards, meet and greet guests at the cart staging or bag drop-off area, and provide excellent customer service. Day to Day Responsibilities · Greet and enthusiastically provide each customer with the court conditions, directions, and any other pertinent information · Open and/or close the cart barn · Prepare and maintain the golf carts for use, including making sure they are clean, fully charged, operational, and prepped for play with tees, scorecards, and pencils · Assist in keeping the golf shop cooler filled with product · Maintain cart staging and cart cleaning areas · Ensure sand buckets and ice buckets on carts are full · Clean and restock rental sets after use · Marshall the golf course during busy times as needed Additional/Overall Skills: · Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability, fostering a collaborative team environment where everyone feels empowered to contribute. · Thrive in a team environment, using your organizational and technical skills to ensure the smooth execution of creative projects that resonate with our audience. · Celebrate the successes of your team and bring enthusiasm to your work, reflecting the joyful culture that is at the heart of Audubon’s mission. · Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills, embracing change and innovation as opportunities to lead and grow. · The above listed duties are general statements of required major duties and responsibilities performed on a regular and continuous basis. They do not exclude other duties as assigned. What We’re Looking For Must Haves: · Must have excellent verbal communication skills · Must have knowledge of the game of golf · Must have a valid drivers license · Must display a professional appearance as outlined in the Audubon Handbook · Must be able to work independently and function as a member of the team · Must have a high school diploma Nice-to-Haves: · Previous experience working at a golf facility · Previous experience working in a setting that requires strong customer service · Previous experience working in a retail setting · Ability to play the game Physical Requirements: · Must be able to frequently stand, walk or sit for long periods of time · Must be able to frequently climb, stoop, kneel, crouch, crawl and reach · Must have close visual acuity in order to operate equipment · Must be able to work outdoors under conditions ranging from extreme hot to extreme cold · Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and frequently up to 20 lbs using proper lifting techniques

Job Description Position Title: Summer Camp Support Specialist Department: Learning and Engagement Reports To: Learning Programs Manager Location: Audubon Zoo, Aquarium and Insectarium FLSA Status: Non-Exempt Date Revised: February 2026 Position Type: Full Time Temporary What You'll Do Support Specialists provide operational, classroom, and behavioral support for summer camps and may mentor Instructors and Counselors-in-Training. * Shift Times: 7:30am–4:00pm (before care) OR 9:30am–6:00pm (after care). * Schedule: 8 weeks starting June (no camp week of July 4th); training in late May. Day to Day Responsibilities * Supervising campers (K–7th grade) and mentoring Counselors-in-Training. * Providing classroom support, including substituting for lead/assistant instructors. * Offering 1:1 camper support for various behavioral needs. * Reviewing rosters, checking attendance, and completing daily reports. * Ensuring supplies are replenished and preparing daily activities. * Supporting before and after care operations as assigned. What We're Looking For Must Haves (Required): * At least 18 years of age. * 1+ years working with children in a camp or classroom setting. * Experience instructing children and communicating with diverse groups. Nice-to-Haves (Preferred): * Experience with program administrative support or leading peers. * Knowledge of wildlife conservation. * Certification or experience in behavioral support needs. Physical Requirements & Environmental Conditions * Demands: Stand/walk for 2/3 of the day; lift 20 pounds; use hands for office/manual tools. * Conditions: Constant contact with co-workers; exposed to noise and extreme outdoor heat.

Job Description Position Title: Guest Services Supervisor` Department: Guest Services Reports To: Guest Services Manager & Director Location: Audubon Zoo FLSA Status: Non-Exempt Position Type: Full-Time Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do. We believe in Activating Impact by integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. We are committed to Empowering Optimism, using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. We strive to Create Connection by engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. At Audubon, we embody the spirit of Le Bon Temps, infusing the joy and vibrant culture of Louisiana into our everyday work, celebrating our unique heritage while advancing our mission. As Leaders of the Pack, we constantly seek smarter, innovative solutions, challenging conventions to drive the change we want to see in the world. What You’ll Do The Guest Services Supervisor plays a key role in the effective management of the Guest Services Department, working under the guidance of the Guest Services Manager. This position entails overseeing daily operations within the department, which includes coaching, onsite training and managing all Guest Services staff. A primary responsibility of the Supervisor is to ensure that the team delivers exceptional service to all guests, thereby enhancing the overall guest experience. Day to Day Responsibilities • Promote Sales: Actively suggest and promote General Sales, Memberships, Wild Encounters, and Audubon Attractions during every transaction., • Guest Management: Greet guests in all areas, manage crowds effectively, and promptly assist with any questions or concerns., • Professional Appearance: Maintain a friendly, neat, and professional appearance that aligns with the Audubon image., • Communication: Use the appropriate short-wave radio for effective communication., • Policy Compliance: Adhere to all departmental and Audubon Nature Institute policies as outlined in the company and guest services handbook., • Team Relations: Foster and maintain professional relationships with fellow employees, vendors, and third-party partners., • Flexible Support: Be willing to work at any Guest Services location that requires assistance, provided you receive at least one week's notice in advance. Additionally, be available to work two after-hours events each month and all events that require Guest Services Supervisors., • Attractions Safety: Ensure the safety of others and make sure that all employees are following the safety rules and regulation., • Employee Development: Assist with employee development planning and create and implement new ideas to motivate other leaders and staff., • Cash Handling: Monitor cash handling audits and authorize voids/refunds as needed., • Coaching and Termination: Assist in leading employee coaching sessions and termination processes as necessary., • Meal Break Scheduling: Schedule employee meal breaks, ensuring that all minor employees receive lunch breaks before working five hours each day., • Office Supplies: Organize office supply inventory and order supplies as needed., • Reports: Assist in submitting reports on rental activity, sales and employee payroll. Additional/Overall Skills: • Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability, fostering a collaborative team environment where everyone feels empowered to contribute., • Thrive in a team environment, using your organizational and technical skills to ensure the smooth execution of creative projects that resonate with our audience., • Celebrate the successes of your team and bring enthusiasm to your work, reflecting the joyful culture that is at the heart of Audubon’s mission., • Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills, embracing change and innovation as opportunities to lead and grow., • The above listed duties are general statements of required major duties and responsibilities performed on a regular and continuous basis. They do not exclude other duties as assigned. What We’re Looking For Must Haves: • High School Diploma or equivalent, • Strong verbal and interpersonal skills (a people person), • A minimum of two years of experience as a cashier, • Proficiency in computer literacy Nice-to-Haves: • A minimum of one to two years of management experience., • A Valid drivers license, • Open availability Physical Requirements: • Prolonged standing, walking, and climbing of stairs or ladders., • Ability to lift, push, pull, and carry objects up to 50 pounds., • Frequent bending, crouching, twisting, and reaching., • Manual dexterity to operate machinery or handle tools., • Frequent use of vision and hearing to assess surroundings and job tasks., • May include indoor and outdoor work environments., • Exposure to varying weather conditions., • Potential exposure to environmental hazards such as dust, chemicals, or loud noise.

Job Description Position Title: Associate Veterinarian Department: Animal Reports To: Senior Veterinarian Location: Audubon Nature Institute, Audubon Zoo Position Type: Full Time Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium and Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Audubon Aquarium Rescue, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park. At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do. We believe in Activating Impact by integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. We are committed to Empowering Optimism, using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. We strive to Create Connection by engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. At Audubon, we embody the spirit of Le Bon Temps, infusing the joy and vibrant culture of Louisiana into our everyday work, celebrating our unique heritage while advancing our mission. As Leaders of the Pack, we constantly seek smarter, innovative solutions, challenging conventions to drive the change we want to see in the world. What You’ll Do The Associate Veterinarian’s primary goal is to assist in managing all aspects of animal medical care for Audubon’s animal collections at Audubon Zoo and Freeport McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center (FMASCC), while providing periodic assistance as needed for Audubon Aquarium and Insectarium, Audubon Aquatic Center, Audubon Aquarium Rescue, and Audubon Louisiana Nature Center. This role endeavors to provide comprehensive health care for the animal collections of the Audubon Nature Institute in accordance with standards set forth by Audubon and noted in the Guidelines for Zoo Veterinary Medical Programs and Veterinary Hospitals of the American Association of Zoo Veterinarians. Day to Day Responsibilities • Provide comprehensive health management for the animal collections of the Audubon Nature Institute in accordance with standards set forth by Audubon, USDA, NOAA NMFS, USFWS, and the Guidelines for Zoo Veterinary Medical Programs and Veterinary Hospitals of the American Association of Zoo Veterinarians (AAZV). o Veterinary care includes but is not limited to: efficient and timely diagnosis and treatment (including consultation with colleagues and other professionals for advanced diagnostics and/or procedures as appropriate), surgery, preventative medicine, quarantine, periodic exams, general disease observation and containment, necropsy, periodic review of diet and husbandry practices to ensure proper nutrition and animal welfare, proactive stress reduction, quality of life and welfare monitoring, and periodic wild animal emergency response, triage, and rehabilitation. • Efficiently respond to animal emergencies as needed., • Establish and maintain effective, efficient, professional, collegial, and collaborative relationships with Audubon veterinarians, Hospital staff (Hospital Manager, Veterinary Technicians, Hospital Keepers, Volunteers, Residents, Interns, and Students), Animal/Husbandry staff Curators and Keepers, senior administration, and ancillary staff, vendors, and medical consultants., • Coordinate and schedule medical procedures with the Hospital Manager, Veterinarians, Veterinary Technicians, and Animal/Husbandry staff., • Maintain accurate, thorough, and timely animal medical records in ZIMS, including detailed procedural and observational notes, assessments, and plans, and a timely review and assessment of diagnostic results using a generalized SOAP format., • Assist in updating Hospital protocols regarding standard operating procedures, record keeping, Quarantine, and biosecurity. Adequately train and monitor Veterinary Technicians, Hospital Keepers, and Animal/Husbandry staff on established protocols., • Consider cost and needs when ordering diagnostic testing, equipment, drugs, and supplies and pursue equivalent alternatives where medically appropriate., • Maintain accurate records of all purchases and monitor expenditures for monthly reconciliation. Complete all financial reconciliation duties efficiently, accurately, and on time., • Maintain all animal health care areas to or above industry standards, ensuring safety and regulatory compliance, organization, equipment care and maintenance, human and animal safety, biosecurity, and hygiene., • Serve as an Audubon spokesperson as needed and address all forms of media. Additional/Overall Skills: • Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability, fostering a collaborative team environment where everyone feels empowered to contribute., • Thrive in a team environment, using your organizational and technical skills to ensure the smooth execution of creative projects that resonate with our audience., • Celebrate the successes of your team and bring enthusiasm to your work, reflecting the joyful culture that is at the heart of Audubon’s mission., • Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills, embracing change and innovation as opportunities to lead and grow., • The above listed duties are general statements of required major duties and responsibilities performed on a regular and continuous basis. They do not exclude other duties as assigned. What We’re Looking For Must Haves: • Graduate of an established program in veterinary medicine., • Must obtain a license to practice veterinary medicine in Louisiana and USDA accreditation., • Two (2) years of clinical experience and competency in treating non-domestic birds, reptiles, fish, invertebrates, and mammals, including megafauna, in a zoological setting. Strong background in the zoo field including experience in quarantine/biosecurity procedures and the safe capture, restraint, and examination of zoo animals., • Maintain current tetanus, hepatitis A/B, influenza, rabies, and Covid-19 vaccines and a current TB test (3y)., • Must maintain a valid Louisiana driver’s license., • Accept euthanasia as an approved method of animal management., • Must be able to work overtime, weekends. and holidays., • Participate in the supervision, training, and evaluation of resident, intern, preceptors, and professional colleagues., • Proficiency with veterinary medical equipment and procedures including but not limited to radiology, ultrasound, anesthesia, patient monitoring machines, laparoscopy, endoscopy, ophthalmoscopy, blood chemistry analyzers, and microscopes., • Willingness to serve on Institute Hurricane Rideout Teams as necessary. Nice-to-Haves: • Work in conjunction with Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine to provide course materials, practical sessions, and lectures pertaining to zoo medicine., • Collaborate and support in active pursuit of grants that support the Audubon mission to participate in local, regional, and international conservation projects. Endeavor to publish clinical outcomes and data in reputable journals. Physical Requirements: • Risk periodic exposure to hazards associated with wild animals and zoonotic diseases., • Working long hours between breaks or meals., • Ability to work under and handle stress in an appropriate and professional manner., • Ability to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as required., • Prolonged standing, walking, and climbing stairs or ladders., • Ability to lift, push, pull, and carry objects up to 50 pounds., • Frequent bending, crouching, twisting, and reaching., • Manual dexterity to operate machinery or handle tools., • Frequent use of vision and hearing to assess surroundings and job tasks. Environmental Conditions: • May include indoor and outdoor work environments., • Exposure to varying weather conditions., • Potential exposure to environmental hazards such as dust, chemicals, or loud noi

Job Description Position Title: Electrician Department: Facilities Reports To: Electrician Manager Location: Audubon Zoo FLSA Status: non-exempt Position Type: Full-time Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do. We believe in Activating Impact by integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. We are committed to Empowering Optimism, using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. We strive to Create Connection by engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. At Audubon, we embody the spirit of Le Bon Temps, infusing the joy and vibrant culture of Louisiana into our everyday work, celebrating our unique heritage while advancing our mission. As Leaders of the Pack, we constantly seek smarter, innovative solutions, challenging conventions to drive the change we want to see in the world. What You’ll Do This position performs highly skilled maintenance, installation, repair and troubleshooting work involved with electrical systems. Electrical work may be performed in a number of areas including heating, refrigeration, motors, fire alarms, and generator equipment to ensure the safety and efficiency of all electrical equipment with Audubon Zoo and Park. Day to Day Responsibilities Make daily rounds to ensure proper operation of all equipment. Make any electrical repairs needed to exhibits throughout both the Zoo and Park. Responsible for repairs, preventative maintenance and record keeping of all lighting systems throughout both the Zoo and Park. Responsible for the installation and maintenance of any special in-house projects, including construction of new systems or exhibits. Respond to all assigned work requests in a timely manner. Assist Pumps department as requested by Director of Facilities. Must be willing to take continuing education courses as deemed necessary. Must attend all mandatory safety trainings. Must adhere to all regulations regarding animal safety and care. Must be available to work weekends as needed. Must be on call at all times when not on property. Additional/Overall Skills: Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability, fostering a collaborative team environment where everyone feels empowered to contribute. Thrive in a team environment, using your organizational and technical skills to ensure the smooth execution of creative projects that resonate with our audience. Celebrate the successes of your team and bring enthusiasm to your work, reflecting the joyful culture that is at the heart of Audubon’s mission. Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills, embracing change and innovation as opportunities to lead and grow. The above listed duties are general statements of required major duties and responsibilities performed on a regular and continuous basis. They do not exclude other duties as assigned. What We’re Looking For Must Haves: (required for the role) Minimum of five years experience as a certified electrician High school diploma Must hold a class D certification. Class A certification preferred, and must be obtained within the one year of employment Must have the ability to use mobile devices, computer, fax, scanner, phone and copy machine. Forklift, insulator tester, amp probe, and voltage finder knowledge preferred. proficiency in Microsoft Suite and Outlook Physical Requirements: (Add per list provided based on role type) Must be able to exert up to 75 pounds of force frequently to lift, carry, push, pull, or otherwise move objects. Sitting or standing, bending, stooping, and the ability to carry items weighing up to 75 pounds. Constant adequate range of motion and mobility required. Regular near acuity with clarity of vision at 20 inches or less required. Typical ability to collect and analyze numerical and written data and verbal information to reach logical conclusions and ability to determine the time, place and sequence of operations or actions required. Regular talking and the ability to express and exchange ideas by means of language expected. Regular hearing and the ability to perceive the nature of sounds. Constant ability to read, record, or type data quickly and accurately required.

Job Description Position Title: Facilities Park Attendant Department: Park Operations Reports To: Grounds Supervisor Location: Woldenberg Riverfront Park FLSA Status: Non-exempt Date Revised: September 2025 Position Type: Full-time Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do. We believe in Activating Impact by integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. We are committed to Empowering Optimism, using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. We strive to Create Connection by engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. At Audubon, we embody the spirit of Le Bon Temps, infusing the joy and vibrant culture of Louisiana into our everyday work, celebrating our unique heritage while advancing our mission. As Leaders of the Pack, we constantly seek smarter, innovative solutions, challenging conventions to drive the change we want to see in the world. What You’ll Do The Facilities Attendant position works outdoors in public parks managed by Audubon Nature Institute and supports a clean, maintained, and safe park experience. Routine job tasks Include picking up litter, emptying trash cans, addressing hazardous spills, cleaning restrooms, removing graffiti and stickers, leaf blowing walkways, and pressure washing hardscape. The Facilities Attendant will properly use, maintain, and secure equipment such as leaf blowers, pressure washers, and utility vehicles. The position works under the supervision of the Grounds Supervisor and may be assigned work alongside volunteers and Interns. The position will support the great needs of the Park Operations department and will support the general success of the parks as assigned Including proving customer service to all park guests, supporting engagement and education, ensuring the park Is clean and free of trash, and supporting event production and recovery. Day to Day Responsibilities • Check all trash cans throughout the park and empty as necessary. Bring full trash bags to the dumpster for disposal., • Pick up litter throughout the park including in the lawns, along the pathways, around amenities and in landscaped areas., • Follow proper safety procedures when identifying and resolving hazards including bodily fluids and medical sharps., • Clean restrooms including picking up trash and emptying trash cans, sweeping and mopping the floors, and cleaning the sinks, counters, and toilets., • Remove or cover graffiti and remove stickers on park amenities and hardscape., • Leaf blow walkways and amenities., • Pressure wash hardscape including routine cleaning and spot treating identified spills., • Adhere to safe and proper use of tools, PPE, equipment, and chemicals., • Assist in group activities and special projects as needed. Additional/Overall Skills: • Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability, fostering a collaborative team environment where everyone feels empowered to contribute., • Thrive in a team environment, using your organizational and technical skills to ensure the smooth execution of creative projects that resonate with our audience., • Celebrate the successes of your team and bring enthusiasm to your work, reflecting the joyful culture that is at the heart of Audubon’s mission., • Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills, embracing change and innovation as opportunities to lead and grow., • The above listed duties are general statements of required major duties and responsibilities performed on a regular and continuous basis. They do not exclude other duties as assigned. What We’re Looking For Must Haves: • Experience working outdoors., • Ability to use hand tools., • Ability to operate equipment such as blowers and pressure washers., • Strong verbal and interpersonal skills, ability to read and write, • Ability to operate vehicles such as golf carts and gas-powered utility vehicles, • Ability to work outdoors in varied weather conditions, • Ability to engage with a diverse audience, • Affinity for nature and the outdoors Nice-to-Haves: • Experience in light maintenance and repairs, • Computer literacy Physical Requirements: • Working 100% outdoors in the elements including hot, humid summers and cold, wet winters., • Prolonged standing, walking, and climbing of stairs or ladders., • Ability to lift, push, pull, and carry objects up to 50 pounds., • Frequent bending, crouching, twisting, and reaching., • Manual dexterity to operate machinery or handle tools., • Frequent use of vision and hearing to assess surroundings and job tasks.

Job Description Large, coastal healthcare system in beach town community seeks a BC/BE Urologist in Gulfport, Mississippi – 1 hour east of New Orleans! 843 494 1253 About Company: • Large Health system with small town living and community feel, • Over 75 years in business, • 2 large hospital facilities with over 300 beds, • 3 outpatient surgery centers and more than 100 clinics, • 5,000 employees and over 400 physicians providing care for over 40 specialties Benefits: BC/BE Urologist • Salary Range is 75%+ of MGMA- Mississippi is in top 5 pay for specialties., • Student Loan Reimbursement up to $100k, • Health, Dental, Vision, Disability, FSA, + Retirement plan, • Pay-In-Lieu-of-Benefits…Option to receive up to 20% additional rate of base pay in lieu of certain benefits, • 6 weeks of PTO/Sick/Holiday/CME, • Wellness Programs, • Company discounts on hotels, rental cars, cell phones, and much more, • J1 & H1B sponsorship About the Position: BC/BE Urologist • Team of 4 other Urologists, • Call schedule is 1:5, • Robotics surgery experience or training, • Excellent work + life balance, • High Compensation Market with Low Cost of Living Qualifications: BC/BE Urologist • Board Certified or Board Eligible About the Area: Gulfport is the second-largest city in Mississippi and offers a variety of eateries, entertainment, recreation adventures and industry pillars. Hallmark locations such as the Port of Gulfport, Gulfport/Biloxi International Airport, Gulf Blue, Gulfport Sportsplex, Mississippi Aquarium, Jones Park, Lynn Meadows Discovery Center, and much more are situated in the vibrant community of Gulfport. Enjoy the coastal life with an excursion to an island with Ship Island Excursions, find a fishing charter from the harbor in Jones Park or grab a tasty brew from Chandeleur Brewing Company in downtown Gulfport’s entertainment district. Gulfport offers something for everyone! Only 1 hour from famous New Orleans, LA. For More Information Contact 843 494 1253

Job Description Position Title: Project Manager Department: Construction and Exhibitry Reports To: Director of Field Operations Location: On-site Date Revised: February 2026 Position Type: Full-time Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do. We believe in Activating Impact by integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. We are committed to Empowering Optimism, using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. We strive to Create Connection by engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. At Audubon, we embody the spirit of Le Bon Temps, infusing the joy and vibrant culture of Louisiana into our everyday work, celebrating our unique heritage while advancing our mission. As Leaders of the Pack, we constantly seek smarter, innovative solutions, challenging conventions to drive the change we want to see in the world. What You’ll Do The Project Manager’s primary role is to provide project management of construction projects throughout Audubon’s campuses. With the support of the Vice President and Director of the department, the Project Manager is responsible for developing and overseeing projects, ensuring that all planning, design and construction aspects are carried out effectively. This position reports to the Director of Field Operations. Day to Day Responsibilities • Receive project assignments and collaboratively define goals and objectives with the project team, their director, and department head., • Ensure compliance with contracts with professional consultants and contractors., • Oversee the occupancy, turn over and close-out processes., • Work with outside contractors, engineers, architects, and consultants to facilitate successful design and construction., • Work collaboratively in a diverse team environment with multiple key stakeholders to steer projects to success while mitigating impacts on animals and operations., • Provide excellent customer service and interpersonal skills, demonstrating professionalism, accuracy, and follow-through in work assignments, • Execute the construction phase and provide comprehensive construction administration management services on major capital projects and other assigned projects., • Assist in development and maintain project budgets while adhering to various funding requirements., • Maintain accurate project documentation., • Provide updates on the project’s budget, schedule, and critical issues. Additional/Overall Skills: • Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability, fostering a collaborative team environment where everyone feels empowered to contribute., • Thrive in a team environment, using your organizational and technical skills to ensure the smooth execution of creative projects that resonate with our audience., • Celebrate the successes of your team and bring enthusiasm to your work, reflecting the joyful culture that is at the heart of Audubon’s mission., • Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills, embracing change and innovation as opportunities to lead and grow., • The above listed duties are general statements of required major duties and responsibilities performed on a regular and continuous basis. They do not exclude other duties as assigned. What We’re Looking For Must Haves: • Minimum 5 years of experience in construction management, architectural or landscape design, or interpretive design., • Bachelor’s degree in construction management, architecture, planning, or related field. Equivalent experience in lieu of a degree is acceptable., • Working knowledge of basic computer software programs, ie, Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook., • Detailed knowledge of commercial construction practices, • Ability to develop conceptual estimates quickly with minimal information., • Extensive skills in the areas of math, budgeting, financial analysis, as well as excellent teamwork, communication (written and oral), and interpersonal skills., • Technical skills to interpret construction methods, contracts and drawings of the project. Nice-to-Haves: • Registered architect or professional engineer, • PMP certification, • LEED certification, • MEP background Physical Requirements: • Ability to sit for extended periods (8 hours), • Continuous standing, walking, lifting, bending, twisting, • Regularly climbing ladders and operating heavy machinery, • Sustained dexterity and coordination, • May include indoor and outdoor work environments., • Exposure to varying weather conditions, • Potential exposure to environmental hazards such as dust, chemicals, or loud noise.

Job Description Position Title: Keeper Entomologist Department: Husbandry/Entomology Reports To: Assistant Curator/Curator of Entomology Location: Audubon Aquarium and Audubon Insectarium FLSA Status: Non-Exempt Position Type: Full Time Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park. At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do. We believe in Activating Impact by integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. We are committed to Empowering Optimism, using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. We strive to Create Connection by engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. At Audubon, we embody the spirit of Le Bon Temps, infusing the joy and vibrant culture of Louisiana into our everyday work, celebrating our unique heritage while advancing our mission. As Leaders of the Pack, we constantly seek smarter, innovative solutions, challenging conventions to drive the change we want to see in the world. What You’ll Do: • Provide animal care to Audubon’s living collection at assigned facility-Insectarium or Insect Rearing Facility (IRF)., • Provide education to the public about Audubon Insectarium’s animals and exhibits when working on the museum floor and occasionally off-site. Day-to-Day Responsibilities • Animal care and exhibit maintenance, including, but not limited to, feeding, capturing and moving animals, enclosure setup, breakdown and cleaning, trash and debris removal, minor construction projects, filter maintenance, and providing enrichment items., • Facility maintenance in animal care areas (sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, washing containers, etc.) including, but not limited to, trash and debris removal, minor construction projects, supply stocking, cleaning and upkeep., • Accurate recordkeeping and compliance with ZIMS., • Daily live animal presentations to educate visitors about our collection of animals, conservation initiatives, the interconnectedness of nature, and roles of arthropods in the ecosystems of the world. These interactions with the public will occur both on and off grounds., • Function as an interpreter and represent ANI as a spokesperson., • Compliance with all AZA and USDA standards regarding the containment of invertebrate collection., • Identify and correct minor or routine maintenance problems in a timely manner and report other, larger, maintenance needs to management. Additional/Overall Skills: • Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability, fostering a collaborative team environment where everyone feels empowered to contribute., • Thrive in a team environment, using your organizational and technical skills to ensure the smooth execution of creative projects that resonate with our audience., • Celebrate the successes of your team and bring enthusiasm to your work, reflecting the joyful culture that is at the heart of Audubon’s mission., • Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills, embracing change and innovation as opportunities to lead and grow. Must-Haves: (required for the role) • High school diploma (or equivalent) is required. A degree from a recognized college or university is preferred, OR a minimum of one year of paid (or unpaid) experience in a zoological facility, public aquarium, or similar facility, OR a demonstrated and confirmed skill set via other methods., • Experience with the care of invertebrates with demonstrated success., • Understanding the principles of entomology., • Understanding natural history, anatomy, behavior, and environmental parameters. Ability to identify and recognize health concerns with invertebrates., • Possessing a strong passion for arthropods and demonstrating this daily., • Understanding basics of professional animal care and welfare standards., • Ability to follow directions and act in accordance with all established protocols and procedures., • Ability to work independently and as a part of a team to facilitate daily animal care and excellence in welfare., • Good decision-making with regard to human and animal safety., • Ability to accomplish daily tasks within an acceptable/ established timeframe., • Must be able to follow simple recipes (with insects as an ingredient)., • Must be able to work weekends and holidays., • Must have access to reliable transportation to get to and from work duty locations. Nice-to-Haves: (preferred for the role) • College coursework in entomology, invertebrate zoology, biology, animal behavior, animal science, or related fields., • Experience working at a recognized insect museum, butterfly house, zoo, or aquarium., • Cooking experience., • ZIMS or other AZA record-keeping experience. Physical Requirements: • Exerting up to 30 pounds of force occasionally, or a negligible amount of force frequently, to lift, carry, push, pull, or otherwise move objects., • Ability to sit for long periods of time., • Ability to walk or stand for long periods of time., • Ability to bend, stoop, and carry items weighing up to 30 pounds., • Adequate range of motion and mobility., • Regular near acuity with clarity of vision at 20 inches or less., • Regular hearing and the ability to perceive the nature of sounds., • Regular speaking and the ability to express and exchange ideas by means of language expected., • Ability to read, record, or type data accurately., • Working long hours between breaks or meals., • Ability to work under and handle stress in an appropriate manner., • Ability to handle exposure to high, medium, or low noise intensity., • Constant contact with co-workers., • Ability to work with people of all ages., • Exposure to fluctuations in temperatures and outdoor conditions.

Job Description Large, coastal healthcare system in beach town community seeks a BC/BE Neurosurgeon in Gulfport, Mississippi – 1 hour east of New Orleans! 843 494 1253 About Company: • Large Health system with small town living and community feel, • Over 75 years in business, • 2 large hospital facilities with over 300 beds, • 3 outpatient surgery centers and more than 100 clinics, • 5,000 employees and over 400 physicians providing care for over 40 specialties Benefits: BC/BE Neurosurgeon • Salary in 75%+ of MGMA...Mississippi is in top 5 pay for specialties., • Student Loan Reimbursement up to $100k, • Health, Dental, Vision, Disability, FSA, + Retirement plan, • Pay-In-Lieu-of-Benefits…Option to receive up to 20% additional rate of base pay in lieu of certain benefits, • 6 weeks of PTO/Sick/Holiday/CME, • Wellness Programs, • Company discounts on hotels, rental cars, cell phones, and much more, • J1 & H1B sponsorship About the Position: BC/BE Neurosurgeon • Team of 2 other Neurosurgeons, • Call schedule is 1:3, • Excellent work + life balance, • High Compensation Market with Low Cost of Living Qualifications: BC/BE Neurosurgeon • Board Certified or Board Eligible About the Area: Gulfport is the second-largest city in Mississippi and offers a variety of eateries, entertainment, recreation adventures and industry pillars. Hallmark locations such as the Port of Gulfport, Gulfport/Biloxi International Airport, Gulf Blue, Gulfport Sportsplex, Mississippi Aquarium, Jones Park, Lynn Meadows Discovery Center, and much more are situated in the vibrant community of Gulfport. Enjoy the coastal life with an excursion to an island with Ship Island Excursions, find a fishing charter from the harbor in Jones Park or grab a tasty brew from Chandeleur Brewing Company in downtown Gulfport’s entertainment district. Gulfport offers something for everyone! Only 1 hour from famous New Orleans, LA. For More Information Contact 843 494 1253

Job Description Position Title: Turf Specialist Department: Park Operations Reports To: Grounds Supervisor Location: Woldenberg Riverfront Park FLSA Status: Non-exempt Date Revised: September 2025 Position Type: Full-time Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do. We believe in Activating Impact by integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. We are committed to Empowering Optimism, using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. We strive to Create Connection by engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. At Audubon, we embody the spirit of Le Bon Temps, infusing the joy and vibrant culture of Louisiana into our everyday work, celebrating our unique heritage while advancing our mission. As Leaders of the Pack, we constantly seek smarter, innovative solutions, challenging conventions to drive the change we want to see in the world. What You’ll Do The Turf Specialist position works outdoors in public parks managed by Audubon Nature Institute and Is responsible for the care and maintenance of the lawns and grass In the downtown riverfront parks. Routine job tasks include lawn care such as mowing, string trimming, edging, repairing ruts and uneven areas, aerating the lawns, and applying fertilizer, herbicides, and pesticides. The Turf Specialist will set and monitor their Irrigation systems and manually water as required. The position will follow annual turf maintenance schedules and will diagnose and treat lawn Issues Including weeds, pests, and nutrient needs. The Turf Specialist will properly use, maintain, and secure equipment such as leaf blowers, mowers, string trimmers, and vehicles. The position works under the supervision of the Grounds Supervisor and may be assigned to work with volunteers, and Interns. The position will support the great needs of the Park Operations department and will support the general success of the parks as assigned Including providing customer service to all park guests, supporting engagement and education, ensuring the park Is clean and free of trash, and supporting event production and recovery. Day to Day Responsibilities • Mow lawns following best practices in frequency and height based on the grass type and time of year. String trim and edge grass and lawns. Ensure areas are maintained ahead of scheduled events., • Apply fertilizers, herbicides, and pesticides following best practices based on the grass type, time of year, and lawn purpose. Treat ant hills., • Monitor irrigation systems and hand water as necessary., • Support events including installing protective barriers and event perimeters and turf recovery measures., • Maintain equipment including cleaning equipment after use, adjusting and sharpening blades, changing filters, checking tire pressure, and changing the oil., • Adhere to safe and proper use of tools, PPE, equipment, and chemicals., • Assist in group activities and special projects as needed. Additional/Overall Skills: • Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability, fostering a collaborative team environment where everyone feels empowered to contribute., • Thrive in a team environment, using your organizational and technical skills to ensure the smooth execution of creative projects that resonate with our audience., • Celebrate the successes of your team and bring enthusiasm to your work, reflecting the joyful culture that is at the heart of Audubon’s mission., • Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills, embracing change and innovation as opportunities to lead and grow., • The above listed duties are general statements of required major duties and responsibilities performed on a regular and continuous basis. They do not exclude other duties as assigned. What We’re Looking For Must Haves: • 2+ years in grounds, horticulture, or related field., • Ability to identify common pests and weeds., • Ability to use handheld gardening tools, such as shovels, rakes, and brooms., • Ability to operate and maintain equipment such as hedgers, weed eaters, and blowers., • High School Diploma or equivalent, • Strong verbal and interpersonal skills, ability to read and write, • Ability to operate vehicles such as golf carts and gas-powered utility vehicles, • Ability to work outdoors in varied weather conditions, • Ability to engage with a diverse audience, • Affinity for nature and the outdoors Nice-to-Haves: • Louisiana Horticultural License, • Bachelors degree, • Computer literacy, • First aid/CPR training Physical Requirements: • Working 100% outdoors in the elements including hot, humid summers and cold, wet winters., • Prolonged standing, walking, and climbing of stairs or ladders., • Ability to lift, push, pull, and carry objects up to 50 pounds., • Frequent bending, crouching, twisting, and reaching., • Manual dexterity to operate machinery or handle tools., • Frequent use of vision and hearing to assess surroundings and job tasks.

Job Description Position Title: Summer Camp Lead Instructor Department: Learning and Engagement Reports To: Learning Programs Supervisor or Manager Location: Zoo, Aquarium and Insectarium FLSA Status: Non-Exempt Date Revised: February 2026 Position Type: Full Time Temporary Who We Are Audubon Nature Institute comprises Audubon Park, Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium, Audubon Insectarium, Audubon Louisiana Nature Center, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species, Woldenberg Riverfront Park, and Audubon Wilderness Park At Audubon Nature Institute, we are more than a collection of parks, museums, and conservation centers—we are a dedicated team with a shared mission to celebrate, protect, and connect people to the wonders of nature. Our work is guided by our culture code, which is at the heart of everything we do. We believe in Activating Impact by integrating tangible, real-world outcomes into all our initiatives, fostering a culture where every action contributes to a positive environmental impact. We are committed to Empowering Optimism, using positivity to inspire others to act and believe in their capacity to create meaningful change. We strive to Create Connection by engaging with people from all walks of life, knowing that the collective strength of a diverse community can address the most pressing challenges facing our natural world. At Audubon, we embody the spirit of Le Bon Temps, infusing the joy and vibrant culture of Louisiana into our everyday work, celebrating our unique heritage while advancing our mission. As Leaders of the Pack, we constantly seek smarter, innovative solutions, challenging conventions to drive the change we want to see in the world. What You’ll Do Summer Camp Lead Instructors (“Lead Instructors”) are seasonal camp staff who are directly responsible for the delivery of programming and activities for their assigned camp group as well as the personal safety and positive experience of their campers. They are classroom leaders and act as mentors for Assistant Instructors and Counselors-in-Training (teen volunteers) assigned to their group. These positions are great for folks who enjoy working with children and have prior experience with managing groups of children in a classroom, camp, or other educational environment. This position is Monday-Friday with a shift time of 7:30AM-4:00PM Monday-Thursday and 8:00AM- 4:30PM on Fridays. Summer Camp runs for 8 weeks starting the first week of June with no camp the week of July 4th. There are also mandatory in person training days during the last week of May before camp starts. Day to Day Responsibilities • Supervising campers entering Kindergarten through 7th grade throughout the camp day including during scheduled activities such as animal encounters, playground time, and Cool Zoo (for Zoo camp), • Supervising, mentoring, and evaluating Counselors-in-Training (teen volunteers entering 8th thought 12th grade) • Following established schedules, policies, protocols, and guidance from camp management, • Moving groups of campers through their facility in an engaging and safe manner, • Communicating camper and programming needs or concerns to Camp Management in a timely manner • Maintaining an organized, clean, and welcoming classroom and ensuring non-wasteful use of educational supplies, • Leading and modeling classroom management expectations and strategies in cooperation with Camp Management • Leading classroom team pre/post-shift feedback sessions with assistant instructors and CITs, • Ensure completion of classroom tasks and checklists, • Encouraging curiosity and storytelling among campers as a means of engagement. Additional/Overall Skills: • Maintain a positive attitude and a strong sense of accountability, fostering a collaborative team environment where everyone feels empowered to contribute., • Thrive in a team environment, using your organizational and technical skills to ensure the smooth execution of creative projects that resonate with our audience., • Celebrate the successes of your team and bring enthusiasm to your work, reflecting the joyful culture that is at the heart of Audubon’s mission. • Stay adaptable and open to learning new skills, embracing change and innovation as opportunities to lead and grow., • The above listed duties are general statements of required major duties and responsibilities performed on a regular and continuous basis. They do not exclude other duties as assigned. What We’re Looking For Must Haves: (required for the role) • Be at least 18 years or older, • 1+ years working with children in a camp, classroom, or other formal/informal environment, • Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively with youth from diverse backgrounds, • Demonstrated experience instructing children in a formal or informal educational setting Nice-to-Haves: (preferred for the role) • Demonstrated experience leading or mentoring peers, • Knowledge of wildlife conservation and environmental issues Physical Requirements: (Add per list provided based on role type) Physical Demands: o Ability to stand and walk for up to 2/3 of the day. o Ability to lift and carry objects up to 20 pounds. o Ability to speak loudly to crowds in a variety of situations included moderate to loud crowds. o Frequent use of hands and arms to operate office equipment and manual tools. o Visual ability to read, write, and operate standard office machinery. Environmental Conditions: o May be exposed to high, medium, or low noise intensity o Works effectively in a moderately noisy office o Constant contact with co-workers required o Exposure to fluctuations in temperature is required o Exposure to extreme heat and outdoor conditions is required