The ideal candidate will have: a science background with a preferred focus on outreach, some experience with either informal or formal education; excellent communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills; a working knowledge of coastal ecosystems and Mississippi flora and fauna; ability to operate motor vehicles, boats and other electronic equipment in an efficient, safe and responsible manner; proficiency with basic software packages, including MS Office, Adobe Creative Suite, and social networking websites; a working knowledge of the Grand Bay NERR 2023-2027 Management Plan and the National Estuarine Research Reserve System. This position will include responsibilities relating to the Education Program at the reserve including assisting with the implementation of the 'On the Road' education program; assisting with the community education activities; aiding in the execution of teacher workshops including logistics; working with the Education Coordinator and K-12 Education Specialist on integrating with team members from other sectors (Research, Stewardship) to help identify education needs; conducting kayak tours and maintaining the kayaks; providing for the communications needs of the sector, including social media and print content, maintaining email lists, etc.