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The Yukon Wildlife Preserve in Whitehorse invites applications for a Wildlife Interpreter, full-time or part-time, to lead interpretive bus tours and educational programs about northern wildlife, ecology and cultures. The role requires independence, enthusiasm and a commitment to ongoing learning, with supervision from the Manager of Visitor Services.
Responsibilities include welcoming visitors, handling cash and memberships, delivering engaging tours to diverse audiences, maintaining
Wildlife Interpreter
Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. All applicants will receive an update on their application within two weeks of applying.
This position is available part-time or full-time, with schedules that include 1-5 days a week of work. Please let us know how many days a week you would like to work when you apply.
Work location is the Yukon Wildlife Preserve, KM 8, Takhini Hot Springs Road, 30 km from downtown Whitehorse, Yukon.
The Wildlife Interpreter will work with visitors to the Yukon Wildlife Preserve to deliver interpretive bus tours and educational programs focused on northern wildlife, ecology and cultures. The Wildlife Interpreter must be independent, enthusiastic and committed to improving their knowledge and delivery of interpretive programs.
We are offering successful candidates the opportunity to build leadership and interpretive communication skills in outstanding landscapes. These positions are well suited to candidates studying/have studied education, interpretation, community development, social sciences, tourism and outdoor recreation, environmental science, zoology, biology or a related field.
This position will be trained and supervised by the Manager of Visitor Services.
Located 25 minutes north of Whitehorse and open year-round, the YWP provides visitors interpreted bus tours or self-guide walk/ski/bike to view 10+ species of Yukon wildlife in large natural habitats. Our facility includes the Wildlife Research and Rehabilitation Center where injured wild animals are cared for by specialists who work to release healthy, capable animals back into the wild. A preserve is an enclosed area of wilderness left largely untouched, where the animals native to the are protected, cared for, and free to roam their natural habitats. This allows people to safely and respectfully get close to the wildlife, to learn about them and grow in their understanding and appreciation.
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Customer Service,Environmental & Natural Resources,Recreation & Tourism