What is that?
Skills needed
Legal and Professional
100

What is it?

A professional who works within parks or nature reserves to educate visitors about the park's natural and cultural features

100

List 1 skill

Whatever you said! ex: communication and knowledge 

100

Rights and responsibilities of clients and their families

Respect, privacy, informed consent, and the right to refuse treatment, while also having responsibilities to communicate openly, be considerate, and respect the spa's policies. 

200

What career type is this? 

 Science, Technology, Engineering, & Mathematics

200

List 2 skills

Whatever you said! ex: public speaking, interpretation

200

Professional Organizations 

the National Association for Interpretation (NAI), the Association of National Park Rangers (ANPR), and the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA)

300

Whats everyday like?

They conduct programs, talks, and demonstrations to promote understanding and appreciation of the environment. This includes leading guided walks, teaching about local flora and fauna, and organizing hands-on activities.

300

List 3 skills

Whatever you said! ex: Energetic, organizations, physical fitness 

300

licensing laws and regulations that affect providing services in community settings

business operations, employee qualifications, and safety standards. (APA), contract law, privacy law, employment laws, chemical safety, sanitation safety, business licensing and permits.

400

Whats the education and training?

A bachelor's degree in environmental science, biology, ecology, or a related field is typically required and expertise in natural history, ecology, and the specific park's ecosystem is crucial. On the job training will get you familiar will the park 

400

What are more serious skills that would help someone?

CPR and first aid

400

Roles and responsibilities of local, state, and national agencies and informal support resources providing individual, family and community services

 local, state, and national compliance, staff management, financial oversight, and customer service. Local: health departments, business licensing, fire departments. State: departments of consumer affairs, department of labor, department of health. National: occupational safety and health administration (OSHA),  equal employment opportunity commission (EEOC), federal trade commission (FTC). informal support resources: personal network, professional organizations, mentors, community resources.