People of the Preserve

Communications Coordinator

The communications coordinator is responsible for generating
awareness for the Preserve and its mission as well as the promotion of the native plant nursery,
educational programs, membership, special events etc to reach out targeted audience. The
communications coordinator oversees, develops, and executes the annual marketing and
communications plan to the budget and schedule and assures that it is aligned with the strategic
plan. Communication channels include the bhwp.org website, social media, local news outlets,
newsletters, brochures, etc. The communications coordinator works closely with staff and
volunteer naturalists to ensure the technical accuracy of all promotional materials.

View position summary here. To apply, please submit letter of interest and resume to jobs@bhwp.org.

Development Associate

Bowman’s Hill Wildflower Preserve, in New Hope, PA is seeking a Development Associate to provide administrative support to the Development Office. The position is responsible for database management, data entry, gift processing and coordination of the Preserve’s membership programs. The ideal candidate will be friendly and energetic with good time-management, organizational and computer skills. A Bachelor’s degree and experience in the non-profit sector with donor management databases, such as Raiser’s Edge, are strongly preferred. Interest in gardening, education, nature protection, and conservation is a plus. This is a full-time exempt position that offers health insurance and paid time off.  Due to the volume of applications, only candidates selected for interviews will be contacted. Please do not call. To apply, email a letter of interest and resume with Development Associate in the subject line to: jobs@bhwp.org. Click here for full job description.

2020 Summer Internships

The Preserve is hiring the following intern positions for summer 2020. Internships are open to currently enrolled students with 2 years of college or equivalent and a background/strong interest in botany, horticulture, or environmental studies.

Program and Collections Internship

Works closely with the Education Coordinator and other Preserve staff and receives in-depth training in:

• Public education and interpretation
• Native plant propagation
• Land management
• Trail maintenance

Click here for the full position summary and application requirements.

Native Plant Horticulture Internship

Works closely with the Preserve’s Nursery and Curatorial staff and receives in-depth training in:

• Collection of native plant seeds of local ecotypes
• Native plant propagation
• Planting newly acquired species on the grounds
• Display garden maintenance
• Public education and interpretation

Click here for the full position summary and application requirements.

To apply for either internship position, fill out the internship application here. Applications are due by February 28, 2020.