Given that nearly 100 countries around the world have areas designated as national parks, you’ll never be stuck for choice when it comes to finding a job in one of nature’s finest spots. At present, national park jobs are easiest to come by in more economically developed countries, and given the plethora of national parks available in these nations, there should be more options than you can shake a stick at.

A vast number of national park jobs are available across the United States, which has an impressive array of protected natural hotspots. Find a job in America’s first and most famous, Yellowstone in Wyoming, where steam-puffing geysers intermix with grizzly bears and six-foot tall bison, all topped off with incredible canyons and stunning alpine rivers.

For a higher altitude experience, how about heading over to Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado? Here, landscapes range from lush meadows to arctic tundra and granite formations boasting a mind-boggling 130 million years of existence, plus a diverse selection of flora and fauna reflecting this astounding variety. You’ll also come face to rocky face with the Colorado 14ers: 14,000 foot mountain whoppers, which are just itching to be climbed. Staggering views and an appreciation of how much you really do need oxygen will be the treat waiting for you at the top.

Even further into the inhospitable, but incredible, Alaskan wilderness, find adventurous jobs in Kenai Fjords National Park. The park takes its name from the fjords etched out by glaciers descending into the sea, and the vast majority is only accessible by boat or kayak. Discover a whopping abundance of land and marine life, including wolves, Alaskan brown bears, Steller sea lions, orcas, and humpback whales.

If you’re more at home with cold climes, look no further than a national park job in the Glacier Bay National Park in Alaska. A designated UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to sixteen glaciers and its importance as a habitat for grizzly bears and reindeer, national park jobs here straddle both land and sea. You can also apply for jobs in nearby Tongass National Forest, which is home to Alaskan native communities who exist in harmony with the world’s largest remaining temperate rainforest. Capturing Alaska at its most raw and wild, this is a national park where you’ll encounter numerous species of salmon, black and brown bear, and bald eagle at every turn.

For an experience of some of the globe’s toughest landscapes, try Australia for size. Many available national park jobs in Australia are found in The Northern Territory, an area of arid Outback desert and home to the iconic Uluru (Ayers Rock) and other important Aboriginal monuments. If kicking back in the absolute middle of nowhere with only kangaroos and the occasional snake to keep you company sounds like your idea of fun, then you didgeridoo need to be getting yourself a national park job here!