Naturalist

Key ResponsibilitiesGuest Engagement & Experience Delivery

• Welcome guests and provide orientation on the local environment and experiences offered.
• Curate and conduct customized nature-based itineraries in line with guest interests.
• Lead safaris (vehicle/boat), nature trails, birdwatching, and village or cultural excursions.
• Deliver engaging, informative, and safety-conscious commentary during all experiences.
• Share captivating stories, ecological insights, and local folklore to enrich guest understanding.

Interpretation & Field Presence

• Act as the eyes and ears of the guest in the field, interpreting wildlife behavior, signs, and habitats.
• Provide authentic insights into local flora, fauna, and indigenous traditions.
• Maintain a strong presence on-ground to enhance the overall guest journey.

Team Support & Operational Readiness

• Collaborate with fellow Naturalists and Guest Services teams to ensure seamless activity flow.
• Maintain and check readiness of all gear and equipment before each experience.
• Ensure all guest-facing experiential zones are clean, safe, and well-prepared.

Documentation & Feedback

• Record guest participation and activity details in daily logs.
• Support the collection of guest feedback and take proactive steps for improvement.
• Contribute to storytelling and marketing by sharing photographs and experience-based write-ups.

Responsible Tourism & Sustainability

• Uphold Bamboo Forest’s commitment to eco-sensitive tourism practices.
• Educate guests about conservation efforts and sustainability initiatives.
• Participate in RT activities and propose eco-friendly enhancements.

Desired Skills & Attributes

• In-depth knowledge of Indian wildlife, ecology, and regional biodiversity (Tadoba knowledge is a plus).
• Strong communication, storytelling, and guest engagement skills.
• Ability to remain calm, alert, and enthusiastic in dynamic field conditions.
• Familiarity with basic technology, MS Office, and photography.
• Passion for conservation and community-based tourism.
• Willingness to continuously learn and upgrade skills through training modules.