Regarding the living conditions of rangers, you can refer to this study by the team of Duke Kunshan @Binbin Taotiebin. Excerpt from a paragraph: "Rangers are usually in the economy

Regarding the living conditions of rangers, you can refer to this study by the team of teachers @Binbin Taotiebin of Duke Kunshan University.

Excerpt from a paragraph:

"Rangers often work in remote areas where the economy is relatively backward, often need to work in the protected area for 20 consecutive days or even a month per month, unable to travel between home and protected areas every day, and have very limited time with their families, lower than the average in Asia. Due to the lack of educational resources in remote areas or small towns, many nature reserve staff have to send their children and spouses to other cities, resulting in their long-term separation from their families and making it difficult to balance work-family conflicts.

For rangers who work in the field for a long time, they often need to travel long-term weight-bearing treks, eat cold meals from time to time, spend the night in the wilderness, encounter bad weather, deal with dangerous terrain and sudden geological disasters, which cause many people to start to have body injuries after a period of work, including common knee problems, rheumatism, stomach diseases and even accidents leading to casualties. The high-intensity, long-term field work nature of rangers determines the particularity and high risk of this profession. ”

The job looks romantic, free, and it does have a romantic, free component. But it's not easy to do it.