Park Naturalists

Plan, develop, and conduct programs to inform public of historical, natural, and scientific features of national, state, or local park.

20 alternate job titles:

Camp Ranger Environmental Education Specialist Environmental Educator Interpretation Park Ranger Interpretive Naturalist National Park Ranger Natural Resource Educator Naturalist Park Activities Coordinator Park Guide Park Interpretive Ranger Park Interpretive Specialist Park Naturalist Park Protection Ranger Park Ranger Park Ranger Assistant Park Specialist Park Worker Program Production Specialist Ranger
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Salary Information

Park Naturalists: $67,950 (median) per year.

Starting salary (10th percentile).
Required expreience: Varies by Company


Data source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Daily Tasks & Responsibilities

Task Description Category
Provide technical information or assistance to public. General
Protect wildlife or natural areas. General
Protect property from fire or water damage. General
Provide first aid or rescue assistance in emergencies. General
Schedule activities or facility use. General
Confer with others to conduct or arrange operational activities. General
Plan work operations. General
Direct activities of subordinates. General
Repair structural components. General
Write articles, books or other original materials in area of expertise. General
Collect information from people through observation, interviews, or surveys. General
Compile geographic or related data. General
Document events or evidence, using photographic or audiovisual equipment. General
Measure environmental characteristics. General
Plan special events. General
Train personnel to enhance job skills. General
Train staff members. General
Care for animals. General
Supervise employees. Management
Maintain facilities. Maintenance
Monitor animal behavior or condition. Maintenance
Develop promotional materials. Development
Design layout of art or product exhibits, displays, or promotional materials. Development
Create images or other visual displays. Development
Develop educational programs. Development
Prepare graphics or other visual representations of information. Communication
Present information to the public. Communication
Conduct historical research. Analysis
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    Technology Requirements

    Technology Description
    Microsoft Office software Office suite software
    Adobe Acrobat Document management software
    Facebook Web page creation and editing software
    Microsoft Active Server Pages ASP Web platform development software
    Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet software
    Microsoft Outlook Electronic mail software
    Microsoft PowerPoint Presentation software
    Microsoft Word Word processing software
    Adobe PageMaker Desktop publishing software
    Email software Electronic mail software
    Mapping software Map creation software
    MicroFocus GroupWise Electronic mail software
    Point of sale POS software Point of sale POS software
    Web browser software Internet browser software
    Word processing software Word processing software
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      Relevant Certifications

      Industry certifications that may be valuable for this career role:

      Certification Issuing Organization Practice Test
      Certified Forage and Grassland Professional American Forage and Grassland Council Not Available
      Certified Heritage Interpreter National Association for Interpretation Not Available
      Certified Interpretive Manager National Association for Interpretation Not Available
      Certified Interpretive Planner National Association for Interpretation Not Available
      Certified Interpretive Trainer National Association for Interpretation Not Available
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