Meet our rangers
Our rangers play an important role in contributing to the ongoing management, wellbeing and legacy of the parks we manage, protecting and conserving them now and for future generations. From fire management to caring for protected flora and fauna, working as a ranger is a diverse and varied role with many responsibilities.
Check out the individual videos below to find out more about who our rangers are, what they do, and learn more about their passions and hopes for the future.
Meet our rangers - Holly
Holly is a Ranger at Point Nepean National Park, right on the end of the Mornington Peninsula. She is passionate about the rich and varied history at Point Nepean and the important role she plays in conserving the native wildlife in the park.
Meet our rangers - Georgie
Georgie is a Ranger at Parks Victoria's Burnley work centre. She's part of the Waterways Team and plays a key role in managing Melbourne's special waterways including the Yarra River, Maribyrnong River and the Docklands area.
Meet our rangers - Jack
Jack is an Area Chief Ranger based in Gembrook. He oversees a number of parks and reserves east of Melbourne including Bunyip State Park and Kurth Kiln Regional Park.
Meet our rangers - Luke
Luke's a Ranger at Wilsons Promontory National Park and has been based at Tidal River for the past eight years.
Meet our rangers - Tex
Tex is the Ranger Team Leader at the Dandenong Ranges Botanic Garden. He leads a team of rangers and horticulturalists that ensures that visitors the spectacular garden have the best experience possible.
