Become a park ranger!
Park Rangers usually work for the Government, Federal State or Local. While rangers are generally thought of primarily as nature lovers, the life of a park ranger entails more than that. Rangers are trained in law enforcement, first-aid and ecology. Some specialize in law enforcement or search and rescue, others in maintenance, administration, management, resources and interpretation. Interpreters staff visitor centers, lead guided hikes, present talks, give programs, conduct environmental education, distribute literature and organize exhibits. Full-time positions are difficult to come by, and only those with the right combination of experience and education (including college) are likely to get them. Many park rangers break into the field after high school, starting out as seasonal rangers. Seasonal workers can go from park to park, usually performing maintenance duties.
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