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State Park Ranger at Idaho Division of Human Resources in Bruneau, Idaho, United States Job Description Bruneau Dunes State Park is in search of a dedicated and passionate individual to join our team as a Ranger Nestled in the heart of Southern Idaho, Bruneau Dunes State Park spans across 4,800 acres and features the largest single-structured sand dune in North America. The park is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and offers a wide range of recreational activities, including sandboarding, stargazing at our renowned observatory, hiking, birdwatching, and picnicking in the midst of stunning natural beauty. Several new facilities and recreational opportunities have recently been added at the park. The Ranger position provides a unique opportunity to contribute to these initiatives and be a steward of the park’s natural resources. As a Ranger, you will be instrumental in ensuring that visitors have a memorable and safe experience while preserving the unique environment that makes Bruneau Dunes so special. Join us in the heart of Idaho’s amazing desert landscape as a Ranger at Bruneau Dunes State Park. Help protect our natural wonders, engage visitors with educational programs, and create unforgettable moments in this vast 4,800-acre paradise.Learn more about Bruneau Dunes State Park: For questions about this position, please contact: Park Manager, Bryce Bealba + Phone: 208-366-7919 + Email: Example of Duties: 1. Visitor Services and Resource Protection. + Provides information to visitors and the public regarding park history and geology, plants, and animals. + Conducts nature walks. + Develops and presents interpretive and environmental awareness programs for park visitors, school groups, and organizations. + Performs research for programs and displays Informs visitors of pertinent regulations of the Department as well as other partner organizations such as the Department of Fish and Game and Department of Lands. + Collects fees. + Ensures compliance with outdoor recreation program and park rules and regulations. + Works with local enforcement agencies to give warnings, surcharges and citations. + Patrols park to protect and preserve park resources from vandalism and abuse. + Promotes public safety. + Serves as liaison between the park and other enforcement agencies. + Administers first aid, organizes, markets, and implements special events. 2. Administrative. + Works with other park staff to hire, train, schedule, and supervise seasonal em To view full details and how to apply, please login or create a Job Seeker account