Class Concept
This is professional work in providing consultation and assistance to rangers and superintendents in the management of natural and cultural resources and the development and presentation of public programs and educational learning experiences at the state parks in the assigned district. Under the administrative supervision of the district superintendents, employees are liaisons with park staffs to ensure that park themes, public programs, educational packages, and resource management plans are developed within division standards. Employees advise park staffs in methods of research, specimen gathering and preservation, and techniques for program presentation. Employees act as consultants in investigating and recommending solutions to problems, involving the preservation of natural resources. Employees also develop special event programs, create displays, and produce written materials, photographs, and illustrations for publication and perform related duties as required.