Aidan McDonough

Passionate about conservation and the great outdoors, I have dedicated the past two years to hands-on environmental restoration and land stewardship. After moving to Seattle in 2023, I gained valuable experience with EarthCorps, where I worked on habitat restoration, trail maintenance, and ecological preservation projects. Currently, I am continuing this work with the Washington Conservation Corps (WCC), further developing my skills in natural resource management, public land maintenance, and environmental education.

Now, I am looking to bring my experience and passion for nature back to Florida as a park ranger. With a strong work ethic, teamwork experience, and a deep appreciation for protecting natural spaces, I am eager to contribute to Florida’s parks and ensure they remain beautiful and accessible for future generations.

• Assisted homeowners with cleanup and removal of debris following natural disasters 
• Trained and certified in First Aid and CPR 
• Conducted ecological restoration projects, including removal of invasive plants and re-establishment of native 
ecosystems 
• Demonstrated teamwork, adaptability, and problem solving in high-pressure situations 
• Completed training focused on fostering inclusive environments, promoting equity, and understanding diverse 
perspectives to build stronger, more collaborative teams

● Performed the role of safety officer on the crew, conducting daily safety meetings and maintaining a safe work 
environment 
● Planted native vegetation using a variety of methods, including potted plants, bare root planting, live staking, and live 
stake harvesting. 
● Applied herbicides in compliance with environmental safety standards to manage invasive plant populations 
effectively. Including backpack spraying, Ez-jecting, and the cut dab method 
● Maintained and improved trail systems through trail maintenance projects, including backpacking trips for up to 10 
days at a time 

CPR/First Aid/BBP Certified.