Natural Resources & Ecotourism: Environmental Education Sample Occupations
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- Park Ranger and Interpreter
- Most Ranger/Interpreters start as seasonal employees. Plan, develop, and conduct programs to inform the public of historical, natural, and scientific features of national, state, or local parks. Responsible for enforcement of park laws and management of i
- Eco-Tour Guide
- Research and design eco-travel packages, market to travelers, lead trips, and oversee logistics for trips. Eco-tourism is one of the fastest growing segments of the travel industry, which is the largest business sector in the world.
- Outdoor Educator
- Develop and conduct programs to educate adults or children about the ecology & natural history of an area, and encourage them to become involved in preservation of the environment. May also train & coordinate volunteers, create promotional or educational
- Environmental Education Coordinator
- Coordinate & lead environmental education programs serving students and teachers. Lead program marketing & outreach efforts. Prepare educational materials, provide program statistics & analysis
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