Rmyc MBR Recreation Intern

RMYC MBR Recreation Intern

Serves as a member of a District recreation team in support of developed/dispersed recreation and trails programs. Experience with the following is preferred but not required for the position, however there is an expectation that individuals will gain that experience throughout their service term, if needed.

Successful applicants must have a strong work ethic and the ability to serve independently in remote locations in a variety of weather conditions. Positive attitude and desire to learn new skills. Skilled in the use of hand and power tools and in using construction tools (i.e. hammers,chainsaws, axes, drills, pumps, etc.) and have the ability to instruct crews, if necessary, in their proper use in repairing and building trails.

Ability and comfort serving outdoors for long periods of time in inclement weather. Knowledge and ability to safely operate and maintain OHV equipment (i.e. UTV or ATV) and Forest Service vehicles on district roads and trails in order to safely travel to assigned areas.

Practice effective communication and good people skills while serving with members of your team and the public. Further help on this page can be found by clicking here.

Member Duties : Public education and information of Forest rules and regulations to Forest visitors. Patrol front country trails, dispersed areas, and developed sites adjacent to mountain communities to educate on Leave No Trace practices and Forest regulations.

Patrol roaded areas via trucks and/or UTV's providing motorized recreation information to forest users. Install and maintain trailhead, road signs, access gates, and information kiosks. Support the motorized and non-motorized travel management plan (where motorized and mountain bikes are authorized to go) via signage, gates, barriers, and visitor education.

Perform maintenance and clean developed sites such as picnic areas, trailhead facilities including bathrooms Collect and count recreation fees. Assist with volunteer projects with local partner clubs as scheduled. Collect and maintain field data and trail surveys using tablets. Serve on backcountry trail projects and provide support for youth crew trail projects.

Program Benefits : Education award upon successful completion of service , Stipend , Housing Assistance .

Terms :

Uniforms provided and required , Car recommended .

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