Park rangers also pay attention to feral (non native) animal control and check that the park's public facilities and amenities actually work. Essentially, you are ensuring that the park is pristine 24/7. This involves general maintenance duties such as collecting rubbish and cleaning the park's amenities. You will also liaise with the general public answering any of their enquiries and we regularly conduct interpretative (ecotourism) tours. Night and day, you may take people through the park, the caves or introduce them to the native wildlife in the park.
Park rangers also advise visitors of park rules and regulations, and enforce these when necessary. They may have to deal with people who exceed an area's speed limit or disturb the public in some way. Directing parking, controlling traffic and collecting fees from campers and visitors are also part of their job description. Fires are not uncommon during the summer months, so park rangers also supervise and coordinate fire management procedures, including firefighting, if necessary.