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Spanish for Park Rangers and Wildlife Officers
Park Rangers - Wildlife Officers - Parks and Recreation
Communicate rules and restrictions in Spanish
Park officials have seen a steady increase of Spanish speaking visitors and families seeking to enjoy the great outdoors. Now more than ever before, park rangers, wildlife officers and campground/recreation staff need to be able to communicate rules and restrictions to assure the safety of all involved.
Don't know Spanish? Don't worry. No prior knowledge needed
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Stay safe while out in the field
This interactive online course features vocabulary useful for park rangers, wildlife officers and campground/recreation staff. You will also learn cuss, vulgar and foul language to be prepared in an incident. From explaining park rules and regulations, to terms for fishing, hunting, wildlife and weather conditions, to handling emergencies.
*This course is not appropriate for minors. It has been designed for public safety professionals only. Some subject matter and Alert Words include translations of vulgar language intended for state and local law enforcement, firefighters/EMS, 911 dispatchers, corrections, park rangers and related public safety fields.