By eHow Careers & Work Editor
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U.S. national park rangers work as naturalists/interpreters, fee collectors and law enforcement officers. Their main responsibility is the safety of the millions of people who visit the parks each year, but they also interact with scientists on environmental issues within the parks.
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taylormarieeex3 said
on 2/29/2008 Hey,
Do you think you can email me too at hugs.n.kisses.x33@comcast.net
I too am a freshman in highschool and my dream is to be a park ranger.
So if you have any info i would love to hear it.
Thanks!
taylormarieeex3 said
on 2/29/2008 Hey,
Do you think you can email me too at hugs.n.kisses.x33@comcast.net
I too am a freshman in highschool and my dream is to be a park ranger.
So if you have any info i would love to hear it.
Thanks!
gfrazier639 said
on 2/22/2008 My husband is interested in becoming a law enforcement park ranger. Some job posting say an associates degree is needed, some say a bachelors. Does it depend on the area? Where would he recieve his law enforement training and are the on-line colleges any good?
Thank you,
gfrazier639
yosimitesam said
on 11/29/2007 could you send it to my email adress yellowstonenationalpark44@yahoo.com
yosimitesam said
on 11/29/2007 i am a highschool freshman and i am interested in being a national park ranger.I was wondering if you could give me a list of colleges that would help me acheive all of the acedemic standerds for becoming a national park ranger