You may educate the public on the proper use of Forest Preserve and provide information on trail conditions and Rules and Regulations; educate the public regarding current topics that could influence fragile ecosystems; notify the Forest Ranger and Forester about potential problems such as hazardous trail conditions, public use, and emergencies encountered; perform minor trail maintenance activities include removing blowdown, installing or replacing trail markers and signs, trail brushing (side and overhead cutting), cleaning drainage devices; removing/rehabilitating primitive campsites and work with other staff as requested; record each day’s activities in a Daily Log book; use a portable radio to communicate with dispatch, Forest Rangers, Foresters and other DEC personnel as needed; monitor public use and ecosystem condition, reporting on them according to prescribed protocols; perform first aid and CPR in emergencies; participate in DEC training as required and provide support for existing volunteer networks on trail maintenance. Possible overnight backpacking trips for remote trail projects.