Adventure Scientists
Whitebark Field Marketing Fellow
Adventure Scientists, Billings Metropolitan Area, Montana, United States
Adventure Scientists is a nonprofit organization on a mission to protect the planet by pairing scientists with individuals uniquely capable of gathering difficult-to-obtain data. Our team collaborates with scientists worldwide to solve pressing environmental challenges, from biodiversity to climate change. Every role here offers a chance to make an impact on a global scale!
♀️ About the Role We’re looking for a Whitebark Pine Field Marketing Fellow
to help us document and protect one of North America’s most iconic and threatened alpine tree species. This seasonal, low-commitment role blends mountain adventure, creativity, and conservation, perfect for someone already skiing, hiking, or exploring the Pacific Northwest this winter who wants to support science in a meaningful way.
You’ll collect field data on whitebark pine trees while capturing photos, reels, and stories that spark public awareness and action. We’re not seeking full‑time staff, we’re looking for someone who’s already out there enjoying wild places and would be excited to get paid a stipend to turn those trips into something bigger.
You’ll be supported throughout by our Project Manager and receive a brand toolkit with all the guidance you need.
Collect observational data on whitebark pine while doing what you already love – ski touring, mountaineering, winter hiking, or splitboarding in alpine terrain.
Participate in at least 5 field days per month (flexible timing, based on your schedule and weather conditions)
Capture and deliver weekly content (5–10 photos, 1 short video/reel, and 1 social media draft post)
Attend 2–3 local events during the season to represent Adventure Scientists (we’ll cover any entry fees)
Act as a brand ambassador: post flyers, engage local outdoor shops and partners, and meet potential volunteers
Share positive environmental messages in person and online
Submit deliverables on time and aligned with our content guidelines (we’ll provide a toolkit)
Expertise in content creation (with a professional camera or great quality camera phone) and storytelling through photography and short‑form video.
Based in or able to spend at least 5 days/month in mountainous areas of Oregon and/or Washington between November 2025 and February 2026.
Passion for alpine ecosystems, forests, and climate resilience.
Confidence being on camera and engaging with people in person.
Ability to work independently in field conditions.
Knowledge of whitebark pine ecology or alpine environments
Previous involvement in conservation, forestry, or science communication
Avalanche safety awareness or wilderness first aid training
Field-based in Oregon or Washington mountain regions, with remote reporting.
$2,000 in total for the duration of the contract (November 2025 – February 2026)
At Adventure Scientists, we believe in a transparent, enjoyable, and thorough hiring experience that ensures mutual alignment.
Initial Conversation: Quick call with our People Operations team to learn more about your story and interests.
Portfolio Review: Share photo/video/social samples or past projects.
Final Interview: Conversation with the project team to align on expectations.
The process typically takes 2–3 weeks.
Adventure Scientists is proud to be an equal‑opportunity employer. We believe that diversity, equity, and inclusion are essential to achieving our mission. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives, and we’re committed to providing a fair and supportive hiring process for everyone. We consider all qualified applicants regardless of race, color, religion, formal education, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, or any other status. If you have any questions about the application process, please don’t hesitate to let us know – we’re here to help!
How to Apply If you’re already adventuring, documenting, and passionate about protecting alpine ecosystems – we’d love to work with you!
Please submit:
A link to your portfolio, social media accounts, and LinkedIn.
Short answers to the application questions (no cover letter required).
We take application authenticity seriously. All responses to application questions are reviewed for originality. Submissions that are AI‑generated or copied, even if partially, are automatically rejected, regardless of your qualifications.
Please take the time to craft thoughtful, personal answers that reflect your own voice and experiences.
We’re excited to learn more about you and appreciate the time you take to share your story with us!
Please provide either a link to your LinkedIn profile, or a CV. Which would you like to provide? LinkedIn Profile Link Upload a CV Feel free to choose one, or both.
If offered a position, when would you be able to start?
How did you hear about this job opening?
Whitebark Field Marketing Fellow Application Questions
What draws you to work at the intersection of science and conservation? What are your favorite outdoor activities?
Field conditions sometimes can be unpredictable. How do you adapt your content strategy when nature doesn't cooperate?
How would you capture and share powerful stories from the high altitudes of Oregon and Washington forests? What tools or creative approaches would you use to make the audience feel connected?
Would you be available to spend time in Oregon and Washington from November 2025 to February 2026?
Please paste links to your portfolio, social media account or any other relevant work that showcases your content creation skills.
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♀️ About the Role We’re looking for a Whitebark Pine Field Marketing Fellow
to help us document and protect one of North America’s most iconic and threatened alpine tree species. This seasonal, low-commitment role blends mountain adventure, creativity, and conservation, perfect for someone already skiing, hiking, or exploring the Pacific Northwest this winter who wants to support science in a meaningful way.
You’ll collect field data on whitebark pine trees while capturing photos, reels, and stories that spark public awareness and action. We’re not seeking full‑time staff, we’re looking for someone who’s already out there enjoying wild places and would be excited to get paid a stipend to turn those trips into something bigger.
You’ll be supported throughout by our Project Manager and receive a brand toolkit with all the guidance you need.
Collect observational data on whitebark pine while doing what you already love – ski touring, mountaineering, winter hiking, or splitboarding in alpine terrain.
Participate in at least 5 field days per month (flexible timing, based on your schedule and weather conditions)
Capture and deliver weekly content (5–10 photos, 1 short video/reel, and 1 social media draft post)
Attend 2–3 local events during the season to represent Adventure Scientists (we’ll cover any entry fees)
Act as a brand ambassador: post flyers, engage local outdoor shops and partners, and meet potential volunteers
Share positive environmental messages in person and online
Submit deliverables on time and aligned with our content guidelines (we’ll provide a toolkit)
Expertise in content creation (with a professional camera or great quality camera phone) and storytelling through photography and short‑form video.
Based in or able to spend at least 5 days/month in mountainous areas of Oregon and/or Washington between November 2025 and February 2026.
Passion for alpine ecosystems, forests, and climate resilience.
Confidence being on camera and engaging with people in person.
Ability to work independently in field conditions.
Knowledge of whitebark pine ecology or alpine environments
Previous involvement in conservation, forestry, or science communication
Avalanche safety awareness or wilderness first aid training
Field-based in Oregon or Washington mountain regions, with remote reporting.
$2,000 in total for the duration of the contract (November 2025 – February 2026)
At Adventure Scientists, we believe in a transparent, enjoyable, and thorough hiring experience that ensures mutual alignment.
Initial Conversation: Quick call with our People Operations team to learn more about your story and interests.
Portfolio Review: Share photo/video/social samples or past projects.
Final Interview: Conversation with the project team to align on expectations.
The process typically takes 2–3 weeks.
Adventure Scientists is proud to be an equal‑opportunity employer. We believe that diversity, equity, and inclusion are essential to achieving our mission. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives, and we’re committed to providing a fair and supportive hiring process for everyone. We consider all qualified applicants regardless of race, color, religion, formal education, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, or any other status. If you have any questions about the application process, please don’t hesitate to let us know – we’re here to help!
How to Apply If you’re already adventuring, documenting, and passionate about protecting alpine ecosystems – we’d love to work with you!
Please submit:
A link to your portfolio, social media accounts, and LinkedIn.
Short answers to the application questions (no cover letter required).
We take application authenticity seriously. All responses to application questions are reviewed for originality. Submissions that are AI‑generated or copied, even if partially, are automatically rejected, regardless of your qualifications.
Please take the time to craft thoughtful, personal answers that reflect your own voice and experiences.
We’re excited to learn more about you and appreciate the time you take to share your story with us!
Please provide either a link to your LinkedIn profile, or a CV. Which would you like to provide? LinkedIn Profile Link Upload a CV Feel free to choose one, or both.
If offered a position, when would you be able to start?
How did you hear about this job opening?
Whitebark Field Marketing Fellow Application Questions
What draws you to work at the intersection of science and conservation? What are your favorite outdoor activities?
Field conditions sometimes can be unpredictable. How do you adapt your content strategy when nature doesn't cooperate?
How would you capture and share powerful stories from the high altitudes of Oregon and Washington forests? What tools or creative approaches would you use to make the audience feel connected?
Would you be available to spend time in Oregon and Washington from November 2025 to February 2026?
Please paste links to your portfolio, social media account or any other relevant work that showcases your content creation skills.
#J-18808-Ljbffr