Responsibilities

• Park Rangers support the Bureau’s recreation program. In some locations some of the positions may have duties that focus on assisting in the performance of day-to-day operations at a visitor center or customer use area that provide facilities.
• Facilities include campgrounds, picnic areas, trails, and/or other specialized recreational sites. They may perform duties such as facility maintenance/repair, litter removal, hauling, routine trail maintenance, toilet cleaning, basic carpentry.
• As well as landscaping, cleaning of facilities, installing signs, or fee collection. Park Rangers may have duties that include working with the public to provide information, conduct permit compliance, and safety inspections.
• Including responding to emergency situations, ensuring facilities and customer use areas are free of safety hazards. Park Rangers may participate in evaluating visitor use patterns, preparing and maintaining recreation sites.
• As well as monitoring conditions of sites and natural and cultural resources. They may aid higher level employees in ensuring protection of property from natural depredation. In some locations, Park Rangers may lead guided walks or hikes.
• Duties for these positions may guide a variety of age groups on interactive, interpretive hikes that explore the natural and cultural history of an area. You may educational displays, curriculum, and staff various educational events in the area.
• In other locations, some Park Rangers may focus on interpretation. Duties for these positions focus on interacting with a variety of age groups interpreting Center resources and presenting interpretive programs. Programs include orientation talks.
• As well as, interpretive programs, environmental education, conducted walks, demonstrations, and campfire programs. These Park Rangers develop and maintain interpretive materials and educational displays, and staff information desks.

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