Provide leadership in the management of a large, complex park or multiple park sites. Develop and implement long-term strategic plans to ensure sustainable park operations, conservation, and visitor engagement. Oversee policy development, operational procedures, and regulatory compliance to meet state and federal environmental laws. Direct budget planning, fiscal management, and revenue generation strategies to ensure financial sustainability. Supervise facility managers, park interpreters, park rangers, naturalists, maintenance staff, administrative personnel, and seasonal employees. Supervises staff by interviewing, recommending staff for hire/fire, assigning and reviewing work, counseling, and evaluating the performance of incumbents. Oversee the development of educational programs, interpretive exhibits, and recreational activities to promote public awareness and engagement. Act as the primary liaison with community organizations, tourism partners, government agencies, and the media. Manage natural and cultural resources, ensuring the protection of Arkansas’ diverse ecosystems and historical sites. Assist in educational and recreational programs, ensuring alignment with conservation and heritage goals. Oversee habitat restoration, wildlife management, and sustainable land-use initiatives. Ensure park infrastructure and facilities are maintained to high environmental and safety standards. Enforce state park laws, emergency response protocols, and public safety initiatives. Conduct risk assessments, facility inspections, and crisis response training. Collaborate with law enforcement, emergency services, and conservation officers to ensure visitor and staff safety. Develop and oversee concessionaire agreements, special events, and grant-funded projects to enhance park revenue.