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Four Season’s Greetings from Live Earth Farm Discovery Program

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Each year over 2,000 local children and youth learn about farming, nutrition, and environmental sustainability and connect with nature on our farm. All four seasons offer opportunities to gain knowledge and skills about our food system, the farm and natural ecosystems. In the spring, students participate in farm immersion programs, staying overnight on the farm

Development Coordinator Position with LEFDP

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Position Description We are looking for a highly competent, outgoing, detail-oriented and driven person to join our staff as Development Coordinator. The position is a long term, part time salaried position with potential to become full time for the right person, invested in the sustainability of LEFDP. This position will provide vital support to the LEFDP

*PLEASE DO NOT BRING YOUR DOG TO THE FARM*

We have dogs on the farm, whose purpose is to protect the farm from other animals. For the safety of the children who visit, we ask that you leave your animals at home. There is rarely adequate shade for you to leave your animal in the car while on site.

If you need your service dog to accompany you to our site, please contact us in advance and have your service dog clearly marked. We will do our best to prepare for your animal’s visit and accommodate your needs for a service animal.

For Program information contact: Stephanie Spross, Assistant Director of Education: education@farmdiscovery.org or call 831-728-2032

THE LAND ON WHICH WE GATHER IS THE UNCEDED TERRITORY OF THE MUTSUN SPEAKING TRIBAL BAND OF TIUVTA IN CALENDARUC. THESE LANDS ARE REPRESENTED AND CARED FOR TODAY BY THE AMAH MUTSUN TRIBAL BAND AND LAND TRUST. 172 Litchfield Ln. Watsonville, CA 95076 • (831) 728-2032 • Education@FarmDiscovery.org • EIN:26-3728160
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