A park ranger is responsible for the protection and conservation of woodlands, forests, and conservatories. A park ranger protects the natural resources, ecosystem, and wildlife within a national park and the people who visit the park. Responsibilities: • Greeting visitors and explaining the park rules and safety regulations. • Patrolling the campsite and ensuring visitors are following the rules and not disrupting the natural environment or other guests. • Working in the visitors center to hand out maps and point out areas of interest or areas that are off-limits. • Conducting tours and educational presentations. • Checking and clearing trails, performing park maintenance, and preparing campsites for visitors. Requirements: • A bachelor's degree in forestry, conservation science, environmental science, or related field. • First aid and CPR certification. • Experience may be beneficial. • Physical fitness to work outdoors. • Strong communication skills. • A willingness to help people and conservation efforts. • Flexibility to work evenings, weekends, and holidays.

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