Supervisory Park Ranger (I)

Park Ranger Position The major duties of the Park Ranger position include, but are not limited to: Develops and presents interpretive and educational programs that facilitate visitor understanding, appreciation, and stewardship of park natural, cultural, and historical resources. Ranger will be able to research independently, provide training and execute any original program on park resources. Conducts research on park themes and resources using primary and secondary sources to ensure accuracy and relevance in interpretive products, programs, and visitor information services. Understands where to access source materials and apply cohesively. Mentors newer staff on where to access solid research information. Provides visitor services that support resource protection, including offering safety information, explaining rules and regulations, and promoting compliance to ensure safe use and enjoyment of the park. Offers comprehensive orientation information to help visitors plan safe visits. Attuned to weather changes specifically in summer months where temperatures can exceed 120 degrees. Develops, maintains, and delivers informational and interpretive media, such as exhibits, written materials, digital content, and visual aids that support park communication and learning objectives. Comments substantially on draft exhibit text to ensure and help direct information toward areas of primary concern. Works with different park teams to ensure messaging is accurate and updated. Collaborates with park divisions, partners, and community organizations to support interpretive programming, outreach efforts, and resource education initiatives. Is the secondary liaison to the cooperating association, helping plan forward facing visitor offerings. Works with park partners such as local astronomical societies to plan large scale public events. Supervises Operations Branch, including overseeing all staff and visitor center functions that are the public-facing arm of the Division. This includes managing the seasonal hiring function, balancing the schedule, and originating projects that help fund the same. Develops and manages projects that support division and park goals and provide funding to maintain operations. Department of the Interior