Placements will assist Tongass National Forest staff with visitor services at Anan Wildlife Observation Area. This will include greeting outfitters and clients while checking their permits, providing mandatory safety briefings for all guests, and spending time at the bear observation deck to answer visitor questions, provide informal interpretation, and ensure the safety of both visitors and bears. Placements will also collect important visitor and bear data, learning to identify individual brown and black bears for research purposes. Placements should be available to start on May 25th and able to stay until August 30th. There may be some flexibility with dates, but placements must be available at least through the end of the permit season on August 25th. During permit season (July 5th to Aug 25th), the crew works eight 10-hour days followed by 6 days off. This is subject to change. A flexible work schedule will be required, which could involve work performed outside of normal work hours, including weekends and/or holidays. Before and after the permit season, the crew generally works a regular five-day, 8-hour workweek, but this is also subject to change. Location Wrangell, AK
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
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