Cons:
- There are everyday hazards,
- Lots of incidents
- Many DOC Rangers feel like other people are abusive
Pros:
- Getting to manage and protect native wildlife, habitats and plants.
- maintain tracks, toilets, huts, signs, fences.
- control and monitor pests and weeds, and run native plant nurseries.
Greetings Marieta,
ReplyDeleteYour doing so well in the summer learning journey! I agree with Cons because you get to save abused animals and look after them. I use to think of not being able DOC Ranger but now I want to safe dangerous animals but I hope they don't attack me. You made a great pons list but I'm not convinced of not being able DOC Ranger.
Keep it up!
By Chavda
Malo E Lelei Marieta,
ReplyDeleteWhat an outstanding blog post. It's good to see you getting active and commenting on other people's blog. These listed pros and cons of your's are amazing. I agree with you, especially when you said many DOC Rangers feel like other people are abusive. Did you enjoy doing these activities? Why?
Nice!
Hi Marieta,
ReplyDeleteWell done on finishing this Summer Learning Journey activity. The pros and cons that you have listed are great. I totally agree with you, being a DOC ranger would be a pretty dangerous career as if something bad happens to you, you might be isolated. Keep up the awesome work.
Kia Ora Marieta,
ReplyDeleteAnother great Summer Learning Journey blog post from you. I can imagine that being a DOC ranger would be a very hard job. They do such an amazing job to protect our wildlife in New Zealand. What is your favourite animal?
Keep up the great blogging!
Talk soon,
Sophie :)