Summer Jobs in Ontario Parks: Natural Heritage Education

If you are interested in all the natural things and want to share these interests with other people, think about working on natural heritage education (NHE) this summer. Each administrative park has a NHE program that requires a lot of creativity, interacts with visitors of the park, and promises to learn

The NHE program aims to explain visitors to understand and understand the characteristics of the park's nature and culture. Mr. Tobi Kisewalter, Senior Natural Heritage Education Officer at Murphy's Point State Park, says:

During the summer the NHE leaders participated in the program of planning and interpretation, including children's programs, spiritual walks, guided hiking, and evening shows at the amphitheater. In Algonquin State Park, NHE is planning to organize a male wolf barking in August. Murphy's Point's NHE leader will lead tourists through the Silver Queen mine and wear costly costumes to highlight historical facts about the park. There are many possibilities in what you can and always encourage new ideas.

The NHE program offered by the park is a highlight of many park visitors. "Thanks to the program we provide, Toby has said that a lot of visitors have gained inspiration or have started a career as a biologist very soon, which is a pleasing and satisfying experience." It was. It is really interesting to see this all the time. This is the most valuable part of work. "

To apply for NHE's job at Ontario Park, please check the MNR Summer Experience Program (SEP) Job Search Tool.

Winterlude is a climate and culture festival in northern Canada, founded in 1979 by the Heritage Department in Canada and is held in two places every year: Federal Park in Ottawa, Ontario and Jacques Carte Park in Gatineau, Quebec. In Ottawa, winter celebrations extend to the Rideau Canal, and at the 18-day festival, the Rideau Canal is the world's largest skating rink, about 5 miles through the city center. Ice skate manufacturers offer skate usage and hot drinks. Two winter celebrations include huge ice slides, ice sculpture demonstrations, snow sculptures and snowy playgrounds.

If you are interested in all the natural things and want to share these interests with other people, think about working on natural heritage education (NHE) this summer. Each administrative park has a NHE program that requires a lot of creativity, interacts with visitors of the park, and promises to learn. The NHE program aims to explain visitors to understand and understand the characteristics of the park's nature and culture. Mr. Tobi Kisewalter, Senior Natural Heritage Education Officer at Murphy's Point State Park, says: