JOB DESCRIPTION
Under supervision, plans, develops, and manages programs and exhibits to inform the public of forestry programs, or historical, natural, and scientific features of historical sites, state parks or museums. Carries out state and federal mandated preservation programs and preservation activities. Incumbents at this level may require additional training or experience to gain full proficiency in some or all of the job responsibilities.

Primary Duties & Responsibilities:

• Conducts and/or organize tours, workshops, and instructional sessions to acquaint consumers with program features and/or facilities
• Constructs historical, scientific, and nature related displays
• Coordinates the federal and state mandated laws and regulations as applied to the area
• Coordinates the research, survey, educational, habitat management and fundraising projects
• Develops and maintains the registration, cataloging and basic record-keeping systems
• Develops, researches, plans and organizes interpretive services and programs for Educational Forest, parks, and historic sites Works with  Department of Education teachers
• Maintains the upkeep of the facilities, exhibits and artifacts
• Makes recommendations concerning maintenance and renovation projects
• Plans and organizes the acquisition, storage, and exhibition of collections and related materials
• Prepares and presents lectures and interpretative talks about forest programs and resources, park features and museum displays

Preferred Qualifications

Preference may be given to applicants with one year of experience in maintaining upkeep of farm facilities, farm exhibits and artifacts and live farm animal exhibits.

Please download a DNR Application at www.GADNR.org/careers and submit with your resume.