Stewardship Youth Rangers
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Are you looking for a GREAT summer job?
Are you 16 turning 17?
If you were born in 1996, you could be a Stewardship Youth Ranger in the summer of 2013.
Ranger jobs are no longer available. The job ad posting period for Stewardship Youth Rangers closed on April 19, 2013.
For other great summer jobs in 2013, please check out our Aboriginal Youth Work Exchange Program and also visit OPS Careers.
As a Stewardship Youth Ranger you would live at home and report to a work location each day in your own community. There are no overnight accommodations provided.
Being a member of a Stewardship Youth Ranger team is a great experience! Each team consists of one Team Lead and four Rangers.
Stewardship Youth Rangers work for eight weeks during the summer on a variety of natural resource management projects, including:
- Creating wildlife habitat
- Conducting research on forests
- Building fish spawning beds
- Removing invasive species
- Studying species at risk
- Cleaning up streams
- Maintaining hiking trails
After working as a Stewardship Youth Ranger you will have practical work experience to include on your resume. You will participate in Health and Safety and First Aid training and may also have the opportunity to participate in other learning events and training.
