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Park Ranger Qualifications

Education
Qualifications for park rangers can vary greatly depending on whether you're looking to be a national or state park ranger, as well as in what state you plan to work. Typically, the minimum requirement is at least two years of related college education, with classes in the natural and social sciences, humanities, languages, and mathematics. Some states require rangers to have earned a bachelors degree in an area such as recreation management, environmental sciences, or business administration. Certain states also require additional training for park rangers.

Abilities
The ability qualifications will depend on the type of work you will be doing as a ranger. Some rangers focus on visitor relations and park maintenance while others focus on patrolling and law enforcement. All park rangers must meet certain physical fitness requirements, such as the ability to walk for large portions of the day and the ability to swim in parks with water. Rangers must also have excellent eyesight. You will need to pass an accredited cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification course. Good communication skills are another important attribute for any park ranger.

Experience
Park rangers should be comfortable and experienced in the outdoors. Volunteer work with local park cleanup or trail maintenance organizations can be a great way to gain some experience related to park ranger activities. Prior training or experience related to law enforcement or recreation management can also be a great asset when applying for a position as a park ranger.


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