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September 17, 2010 at 3:26 pm #596404
Community OrchardMemberOrchard Manager, Part-time
The Community Orchard of West Seattle (COWS)
The Community Orchard of West Seattle (COWS) is currently seeking a part-time Orchard Manager to help ensure the successful development of its quarter-acre, non-profit orchard on the grounds of South Seattle Community College. Using organic, permaculture techniques, The Community Orchard will grow a much needed, free source of local fruit for neighbors and local food security programs while providing a venue for free public agricultural education and community gathering.
The Orchard Manager will be responsible for:
– Executing the Orchard’s workplan as well as instructions from the Orchard’s Steering Committee;
– Ensuring that all aspects of orchard development remain on schedule and on budget;
– Recruiting a strong and diverse base of volunteers and community supporters;
– Managing those volunteers in various aspects of orchard development;
– Planning and managing a series of community workparties and educational events; and
– Conducting other community outreach to educate the community on the programs and opportunities that the Community Orchard offers.
Required Qualifications:
– Experience in project management
– Experience in farming, orcharding, or extensive gardening
– Knowledge of organic, permaculture techniques
– Experience working with diverse populations
– Experience organizing and executing community projects
– Experience with successful community outreach campaigns
– Self Driven
– Ability to lift 40 lbs.
Desired Qualifications
– Multi-lingual
– Experience working with cooperative farms, P-Patches, or community gardens.
Hours and Pay
– 10-12 hours/wk.
– $15/hr.
Qualified applicants should submit a cover letter and resume to Narcissa Nelson at fruitinwestseattle@gmail.com by September 24th.
COWS is a project of Community Harvest of South Seattle and made possible through a Neighborhood Matching Funds Grant from the City of Seattle, Department of Neighborhoods.
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