Applications for Ranger-Naturalists are accepted from mid-January through the end of February. These positions are part-time seasonal.

Under the direction of the Environmental Education Coordinator, the Ranger-Naturalists promote conservation by interpreting marine life, forest ecosystems, and salmon awareness, in classrooms, forest and on the beaches. These efforts increase awareness and appreciation for the marine environment and Puget Sound's watershed as a whole.

In addition, Ranger-Naturalists conduct roving interpretation on the beaches during the summer months, building awareness among our community and visitors of the need for, and importance of the Marine Sanctuary along the Edmonds waterfront.

For more information, a job description or application materials, please contact the Environmental Education Coordinator at (425) 771-0227. The City of Edmonds is "an equal opportunity employer."

Applications for Volunteer Beach Docents are accepted from February through May. Volunteer Docents staff the Olympic Beach Visitor Station on weekends Memorial Day through Labor Day, as well as assist Ranger-Naturalists with low-tide beach walks, touch tanks, and special events. Being a Volunteer Docent is a great way to learn about marine life, meet people, and have fun all Summer long.

For an opportunity description, training information, or application materials, please contact the Environmental Education Coordinator at (425) 771-0227.

Applicants must be at least 14 years of age by June 1st of the year of service.