- Manages and protects natural areas, such as national parks, state parks, and forests.
- Ensures compliance with park rules and regulations, including visitor safety, resource conservation, and wildlife protection.
- Conducts educational programs and provides information about the park's natural and cultural resources.
- Maintains trails, campsites, and other park facilities.
2. Wildlife Biologist:
- Studies wildlife populations, habitats, and behaviors.
- Collects and analyzes data to assess the status and trends of wildlife populations.
- Develops and implements conservation and management plans for wildlife and their habitats.
3. Environmental Scientist:
- Studies the environment and its interactions with human activities.
- Conducts research on pollution, climate change, water quality, and other environmental issues.
- Develops and implements solutions to environmental problems, such as reducing pollution, conserving energy, and promoting sustainable development.
4. Forester:
- Manages and conserves forest resources, including trees, plants, and wildlife.
- Develops and implements forest management plans, including tree planting, thinning, and harvesting.
- Ensures sustainable forestry practices to maintain forest health and biodiversity.
5. Conservation Officer:
- Enforces conservation laws and regulations, such as hunting and fishing regulations, and protects natural resources.
- Conducts investigations, responds to complaints, and takes appropriate enforcement actions.
- Educates the public about conservation laws and regulations and promotes responsible outdoor recreation.
6. Outdoor Educator:
- Teaches about the natural world and environmental conservation to students, tourists, and the general public.
- Develops and delivers outdoor education programs, such as guided hikes, nature walks, and campfire talks.
- Promotes environmental awareness and encourages responsible outdoor recreation practices.
7. Recreation Planner:
- Develops and manages recreation programs and facilities for parks, resorts, and other recreation providers.
- Identifies and assesses recreation needs and preferences of the community.
- Designs and constructs recreation facilities, such as playgrounds, trails, and swimming pools.
8. Adventure Guide:
- Leads guided outdoor adventures, such as hiking, backpacking, kayaking, and rock climbing.
- Provides instruction on outdoor skills and safety, and ensures the safety and enjoyment of participants.
- Shares knowledge about the natural environment and promotes responsible outdoor recreation.
9. Fisheries Biologist:
- Studies fish populations, habitats, and behaviors in freshwater and marine environments.
- Collects and analyzes data to assess the status and trends of fish populations.
- Develops and implements conservation and management plans for fish and their habitats.
10. Marine Biologist:
- Studies marine life, including fish, plants, and other organisms, in the oceans and coastal environments.
- Conducts research on marine ecosystems, pollution, and climate change impacts on marine life.
- Develops and implements conservation and management plans for marine ecosystems and species.