The Seasonal Ranger is an entry level position where a successful candidate will have the opportunity to learn about land management and natural resource protection. These responsibilities include, guiding volunteers, natural resource operations, resource protection, public safety, and interpretation, education, and sustainability of trails.
 
This temporary position is expected to run from mid-May to mid-August or up to 12 weeks but can go longer, depending on the workload needs and budget of our department.

Typical work schedule is variable, with weekends required, working 4 ten-hour days for a 40-hour work week. Schedule may vary due to business needs, including days, nights, and holidays. Extended hours may be necessary in some cases.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: (The following examples are illustrative only and are not intended to be all inclusive.)

• Support the administration and operations of natural resources in Douglas Counties open spaces.
• Maintain Open Space areas for cleanliness and condition.
• Supports community engagement programs, including special events and volunteer opportunities. 
• Understanding wildlife management and how to handle situations around wildlife. 
• Cooperate with other agencies to ensure protection of County owned resources.
• Assist with public safety by working with limited law enforcement commission Rangers and Douglas County Sheriff 
• Provide for public safety through emergency response
• Responsible for recognizing limits of authority and operating within those limits.
• Work with the public positively and constructively and interact with people of diverse ages, interests, viewpoints, and backgrounds, and
• Performs other duties as assigned.