Countryside Rangers Job Descriptions

Countryside or Field rangers, sometimes known as guardians of the field, care for and maintain the rural areas such as forests, wetlands, lands and national parks. They prevent damage, protect plants and wildlife, and make sure that access is controlled and safe for public use.
As a field worker, his work typically include:
· Planning and creation of habitats to encourage wildlife
· Plantations of trees, pond management and other practical tasks

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· Make the paths, trails and waterways comply with health and safety recommendations
• Conduct field studies to detect changes in the environment
· Sites on patrol to assist visitors and to discourage poaching or removal of plants and birds' eggs
• Give talks
· Exhibitions management and resource centers
• Provide guided walks
· Take part in community projects
Work with local landowners and businesses whose activities may affect the environment
· Maintain records and reports in writing.

Key Skills
· An interest in the natural environment
· The ability to work both alone and as part of a team
· Practical skills for using tools and equipment
· Good communication skills
· Awareness of health and safety
· 'People skills'.