Natural and Environmental Resources Worker (13396218)

Conservation Opportunity; United States; On-site; USD 16,000 - 21,000; Full time

Job summary

Conservation Opportunity seeks a Natural and Environmental Resources Worker to perform semi-skilled work cleaning, conserving and maintaining beaches, rivers, forests, mangroves, lakes and other natural resources under a Puerto Rico government agency.

Requires high school graduation and a valid driver's license; training will be provided; position based at Auxiliary Secretariat for Conservation and Research, Marine Sanctuaries and Estuaries Division, Jobos Estuarine Research Nature Reserve in

Qualifications

• Graduation from the fourth year of high school or its equivalent from a licensed and/or accredited educational institution.
• Willingness to take and pass training required by the agency.
• Valid Driver's License issued by the Department of Transportation and Public Works (Law No. 22-2000).

Responsibilities

• Semi-skilled work that consists of cleaning, conserving and maintaining beaches, rivers, forests, mangroves, lakes and other natural resources under the jurisdiction of an agency of the Government of Puerto Rico.

Skills

Willingness to training

Driver's license

Education

High school diploma (4th year)

Tools

Valid Driver's License

Job description

Natural and Environmental Resources Worker (13396218)

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

Position: Natural and Environmental Resources Worker (13396218)

Entity: Department of Natural and Environmental Resources (DNER)

Location: Auxiliary Secretariat for Conservation and Research, Marine Sanctuaries and Estuaries Division, Jobos Estuarine Research Nature Reserve, Puerto Rico

Salary: $1,650.00 per month

Duration of the position: February 22, 2026

“Semi-skilled work that consists of cleaning, conserving and maintaining beaches, rivers, forests, mangroves, lakes and other natural resources under the jurisdiction of an agency of the Government of Puerto Rico.”

Requirements:

• Graduation from the fourth year of high school or its equivalent from a licensed and/or accredited educational institution.
• Willingness to take and pass training required by the agency.
• Valid Driver's License issued by the Department of Transportation and Public Works (Law No. 22-2000).

For more information: https://www.drna.pr.gov/.../trabajadora-de-recursos…/