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What to Expect as a Junior Forest Ranger - alis
Learn about the projects, positions and life in camp during your 7-week journey in the JFR program.
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Junior Forest Rangers

Camp Life

All JFR crews can expect to have a camp experience with a routine schedule. Every crew is a little different, but they all include a mix of hard work, adventure and team building.
Junior Forest Rangers

Work Projects

Find out how to mop up a contained wildfire, thin trees to reduce the threat of fires and lots more. 70% of the JFR projects are physical, hands-on experiences; 30% of the projects are more education based.
Junior Forest Rangers

Crew Leaders/Sub Leaders

Are you highly motivated, enthusiastic, dependable and outdoor-oriented? Then find out about becoming a leader for our JFR crews.
Junior Forest Rangers

Crew Members

Are you a full-time high school students between 16-18 years old? Do you love the outdoors? If so, then look into becoming a Junior Forest Ranger (JFR) crew member for a summer job like no other!
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