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In order to facilitate understanding and growth, BlueFire Wilderness Therapy uses the metaphor of a fire building model: Gather, Build and Ignite. This metaphor applies across all aspects of BlueFire programs.
In order to facilitate understanding and growth, BlueFire Wilderness Therapy uses the metaphor of a fire building model: Gather, Build and Ignite. This metaphor applies across all aspects of BlueFire programs.
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BlueFire Wilderness Therapy combines traditional wilderness experiences with adventurous explorations to teach kids the value of who they are.

BlueFire Wilderness Therapy

Field Instructors

Hiking expeditions will take place in the high plains desert at the base of the Sawtooth Mountains in southwest Idaho, and multi-day outings will explore other areas in the southern Idaho region.

Program in the Spotlight Gather, build and ignite the spark in troubled teens and young adults. BlueFire Wilderness Therapy offers an unprecedented treatment approach that incorporates an ideal blend of wilderness expeditions, high adventure and equine activities, individual and group therapy, academic work, service projects and family connections — all designed to deliver treatment opportunities and life skills attainment. Full-time, year-round Field Instructors will lead groups in multi-day hiking expeditions and outings that combine an academic curriculum, primitive living and outdoor skills, volunteer work, and adventure activities (mountain biking, rock climbing, rafting, horseback riding, snow shoeing, cross country skiing, and more!). Compensation includes a competitive wage of $160-$243/day, healthcare/vision/dental benefits, regular work-related trainings and professional development opportunities, BlueFire swag and pro deals. A 2-week on, 2-week off schedule allows for travel, adventure and fun on your time off. A one-year commitment is preferred; seasonal positions are also available. While not required, previous experience in backcountry living/travel, winter camping, outdoor adventure activities, and work with youth is preferred. After completing an application, potential Instructor applicants will be invited to participate in a pre-hire seminar. Learn more at BlueFireWilderness.com.

Instructor Training Seminars
Learn more about BlueFire Wilderness Therapy!Apply now for an upcoming Instructor Training Seminar scheduled each month!

Why BlueFire? Learn more about the amazing opportunities and adventures staff have experienced while working at BlueFire.

HR and Recruiting
BlueFire Wilderness Therapy
1832 E 1750 S
Gooding, ID 83330

(208) 934-4444
careers@bluefirewilderness.com
BlueFireWilderness.com
Backdoorjobs.com/BlueFireWilderness.html

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Northwest Youth Corps — Empowering Youth Through Conservation.

Northwest Youth Corps

Conservation Crews

Northwest Youth Corps provides opportunities for youth and young adults to learn, grow, and experience success outside. Programs focus on education, challenge, community, leadership, and empowerment, and typically include epic outdoor experiences in some of the most wild and scenic places in the Northwest. Programs include residential conservation crews for both youth and young adults, local community crews, community wildfire protection crews, an internship program for participants aged 18-30 (up to 35 for veterans), and a fully accredited high school.

AmeriCorps education award provided!Here is your chance to live and work outdoors in some of the most beautiful and rugged areas of the Pacific Northwest! Crews participate in physically challenging conservation work across various weather conditions and terrains and engage in collaborative tasks like meal preparation, water treatment, and tool maintenance, family-style dinners and organized educational sessions. Crew members receive guidance and support from their leader, who encourages them to gradually take on greater leadership responsibilities within the team. Compensation includes a monthly living allowance along with an AmeriCorps education award upon successful completion of the program. All meals, transportation, and camping accommodations are also provided. Many participants view this as a launchpad for careers in natural resource management, outdoor recreation, forestry, or environmental nonprofits. For others, it’s an opportunity to build versatile job skills, explore new destinations, connect with diverse people, and enjoy extended periods surrounded by the stunning landscapes of the Northwest. Previous outdoor experience is not necessary, although you should come prepared to camp in tents for over two months in all weather, work with your hands, and collaborate closely with a small group. If you are motivated to work outside and excel at teamwork, view individual postings and apply online. Questions are welcome at info@nwyouthcorps.org. Now hiring for the spring, summer and fall seasons!

With the guidance of experienced field staff, crew members earn money working on conservation, reforestation, and recreation projects, while developing leadership skills and learning how to work as a team. View the crew experience »

Northwest Youth Corps
2621 Augusta St.
Eugene, OR 97403

(541) 349-5055
info@nwyouthcorps.org
NWYouthCorps.org

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