Assist in the development and presentation of guided tours, educational programs, and special events
Engage visitors through storytelling, hands-on demonstrations, and nature-based activities
Support the creation of self-guided materials, exhibits, and interpretive signage
Conduct school group presentations, nature walks, and historical reenactments
Provide exceptional customer service by greeting guests, answering questions, and offering recommendations
Promote Arkansas’s natural and cultural resources through enthusiastic public outreach
Educate visitors on conservation principles, historical preservation, and wildlife protection
Assist in historical research, artifact preservation, and environmental stewardship projects
Support conservation initiatives by encouraging responsible visitor behavior in parks and historic sites
Maintain interpretive props, equipment, and educational materials
Track program attendance, visitor feedback, and outreach efforts

Preferred qualifications of at least two years of college education in a relevant degree plan
Relevant volunteer experience
Documented experience in public speaking and writing
Coursework in interpretive methods
Working knowledge of Arkansas natural/cultural history
Experience and strong skills in swimming, boating, and kayaking are preferred at parks with lakes and rivers
At least one year of experience in interpretive programming, environmental education, museums, education, or a related field.

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