They pay $50,000 and it’s one of the nicest jobs in the world, but no one wants it.

It is not the best proposition for those who want to work from home, but it is perfect for nature lovers and those who want to visit the most beautiful parts of the world. They offer $50,000 a year But surprisingly No one wants to apply for that job.

For more information: https://careers.doc.govt.nz/jobs/DOC-40007460H

Defense Department New Zealand The hostel, on the western edge of Mount Spring National Park in the South Island, is looking for “biodiversity monitoring”.

According to local media, only 3 people applied even though the applicant had a job patrolling some of New Zealand’s most spectacular areas, a bit of jet boating and a few helicopter rides.

“This work is set to take place in some of the most spectacular natural surroundings the country has to offer,” South Westland DOC operations manager Wayne Costello told the site. Meaning.

“It’s just spectacular. But it’s not for everyone. You have to be self-sufficient and able to work outside. If you’re into opera and theater, this is not for you.” Costello says he — because of a lack of applicants — launched a broader program, even encouraging Australians to apply.

“There are some original New Zealand families who pioneered farming and fishing in that part of the world. They’re really lovely.

But the area is not for everyone, especially those who prefer city life, the town has only about 200 residents and the nearest supermarket is a two-hour drive away.

But, of course, the offer has its merits. A settlement of dense tropical forests, glaciers and stunning mountains, it has the same World Heritage status as Great. Coral reef and the Grand Canyon.

A few more inconveniences: the nearest supermarket is two hours away and the nearest hospital is a four-hour drive in Greymouth. Cell phone coverage is a recent development, but service is spotty.

Only 200 people live in the hostel. The main goal of this work, says Costello, is “to save Kiwi and bring Hastin Tokoka back from the brink.”

“And then the wildlife responds with a retreat, usually when there’s an injury or something. We do a great job with lizards, amphibian geckos and skinks, and they’re amazing.”

The daily commute to work is exhilarating, even by helicopter and speedboat. It seems impossible to turn down the salary, but obviously this plan is not for everyone.

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