Chapter President Leader

The Lagoon Legacy Project is seeking motivated high school students interested in environmental leadership, community service, and conservation to expand our work in:

Orange County • Indian River County • Volusia County • St. Lucie County

Selected students will help lead a local chapter focused on reducing nutrient pollution and educating their communities about the impact of runoff on Florida's waterways.

Responsibilities

• Recruit and lead a small team of approximately 3–5 high school students
• Organize local educational, service, and awareness events focused on lagoon runoff and nitrogen pollution
• Coordinate hands-on initiatives that take direct action to reduce or prevent nutrient pollution
• Represent The Lagoon Legacy Project within your local community
• Work with and receive guidance from the broader nonprofit leadership team

What We’re Looking For

• Current high school students in or near one of the listed counties
• Interest in environmental science, sustainability, conservation, or community leadership
• Strong communication and organizational skills
• Willingness to take initiative and build a local team
• Prior leadership experience is helpful but not required

What You’ll Gain

• Meaningful experience leading a local environmental initiative
• Support, resources, and mentorship from the broader Lagoon Legacy Project team
• Opportunities to organize projects with measurable community impact
• Significant room for leadership growth within the organization as chapters expand

How to Apply

Please email a resume along with a brief introduction describing your interest in the role and the county in which you would like to lead a chapter.