They may use tools, operate maintenance equipment, and do manual labor. Park Rangers is in the Protective Services Career Cluster. They often work in noisy areas with lots of traffic. They may work in forests, deserts, or at the seashore. Others work mostly indoors at historical sites.
Rangers work at places such as Crater Lake National Park.
Rangers in State and Federal jobs wear uniforms. Their hours may be irregular. They may work weekends, evenings, and holidays. Dangers include wild animal attacks or cuts from saws. Some parks have a lot of mosquitoes so rangers may get bitten frequently.