A passion for husbandry, education, and conservation is required.
Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, public speaking, landscaping, food prep, administration of medication, basic animal husbandry, monitoring of animal health, maintaining cleanliness of animal enclosures, and enrichment preparation and distribution.  Must be ready and willing to interact with large carnivores in exciting and entertaining shows for the public.  The ability to work in a team is paramount. A valid drivers license is required as the successful applicant will be expected to drive educational tours.

Applicants should be in excellent physical condition.  He or she must be a proficient swimmer, be able to sprint, and be able to lift 75 pounds above your head on a regular basis. Applicants should have a vast knowledge of large carnivores and be prepared to cross train to other areas of the park. The ability to weld and operate machinery is a plus.
