Forest Rangers are responsible for the protection and management of forests and other natural resources. They often patrol forested areas to prevent illegal activities such as poaching, and they also work to protect wildlife from harm. Forest Rangers may also be responsible for managing fire risks, conducting research, and educating the public about conservation. WAPITIS, elks, and DEER are all animals that are commonly found in forests and are often managed by Forest Rangers. WAPITIS are a species of DEER native to North America, elks are a species of DEER native to Europe and Asia, and DEER are a species of hoofed mammal found throughout the world.