A Front Row Seat to Conservation in Action
We’re not a zoo. We’re an experience. At Tanganyika, you’ll be part of a team pioneering interactive conservation experiences that educate, engage, and empower. We do conservation a bit different our focus is conservation one person at a time. Making people aware of the species, getting them interested, and then calling them to action.

Work That Gives You Goosebumps
From helping a toddler feed a giraffe for the first time to guiding a training session with a curious lemur, your job here is anything but ordinary. This is the kind of place where work and wonder collide.

Real Growth. Real Mentorship. Real Impact.
Whether you're starting your career or seeking your next challenge, Tanganyika invests in you. We care about you beyond the workplace with initiatives to help our team reduce their consumer debt to an employee assistance program to our Dream Manager program, we want you to become the best YOU.

A Culture That Cares—For Animals and Humans
We lead with love, and it shows. Our team is fiercely supportive, deeply passionate, and united by a shared purpose. And yes, your “co-workers” might include sloths, rhinos, and porcupines.

Purpose That Reaches Beyond the Park
Every moment you create here fuels a global mission. Whether it’s supporting field conservation projects or inspiring a child to become a future biologist, your work leaves a legacy.

Tanganyika’s Event Bartender will be responsible for making and delivering delicious alcoholic beverages to the guests that come to our events. The event bartender will also be responsible for maintaining the bar, keeping a clean environment, and setting up the bar for the night. The ideal candidate would provide exceptional internal and external customer service levels and be able to work later hours and weekend hours.

Do you want to watch people enjoy endangered animals while you quench their thirst? Do you want to meet a variety of different animals in an amazing work environment? Come join the Tanganyika family, and we’ll invest in your future while you help us build ours!

Please note this position is PT and scheduled based on events

What You Bring

• You must be 21 or over to apply for this position. (State Law)
• Ability to work evening hours, weekends, and holidays
• Must hold a valid driver’s license
• Excellent customer service skills
• Ability to stand or walk for a long period of time
• Ability to bend, stoop, and lift 50 pounds

What You'll Do

• Set up the bar for the night
• Replenish bar as needed
• Keep bar clean and organized
• Serve guests with excellent customer service
• Be able to tell the difference between TWP alcohol and a guest's alcohol
• Be able to know which bar is which
• Be able to date and sign alcohol and mixers
• Be able to clean up bar after event is done
• Additional tasks and responsibilities may be assigned at the discretion of the Event Coordinator
  
  

What We Offer

• Starting hourly rate of $13.25/hr
• Professional development program that allows team members to improve their skill set and earn additional pay compensation
• In-house discounts
• EAP - mental well-being program including therapy sessions for all staff and their immediate family
• Complimentary admission to TWP for yourself and family

Apply at https://tanganyikawildlifeparkllc.easyapply.co

If you have any issues apply please email amoody@twpark.com for assistance.

Please make sure to check your emails, this is how we will be communicating to you about your application.

At Tanganyika Wildlife Park, we go beyond caring for animals. We create once-in-a-lifetime experiences that make you say "WOW". Inspiring generations to become conservation champions.

If you're passionate about animals, driven by purpose, and believe that one moment can change a life then this is where you belong.

Why Tanganyika?

A Front Row Seat to Conservation in Action

We’re not a zoo. We’re an experience. At Tanganyika, you’ll be part of a team pioneering interactive conservation experiences that educate, engage, and empower. We do conservation a bit different our focus is conservation one person at a time. Making people aware of the species, getting them interested, and then calling them to action.

Work That Gives You Goosebumps

From helping a toddler feed a giraffe for the first time to guiding a training session with a curious lemur, your job here is anything but ordinary. This is the kind of place where work and wonder collide.

Real Growth. Real Mentorship. Real Impact.

Whether you're starting your career or seeking your next challenge, Tanganyika invests in you. We care about you beyond the workplace with initiatives to help our team reduce their consumer debt to an employee assistance program to our Dream Manager program, we want you to become the best YOU.

A Culture That Cares—For Animals and Humans

We lead with love, and it shows. Our team is fiercely supportive, deeply passionate, and united by a shared purpose. And yes, your “co-workers” might include sloths, rhinos, and porcupines.

Purpose That Reaches Beyond the Park

Every moment you create here fuels a global mission. Whether it’s supporting field conservation projects or inspiring a child to become a future biologist, your work leaves a legacy.

The Hoofstock Team manages one of the most diverse and exciting animal collections at the park—including one of the largest giraffe herds in the U.S., Grevy zebra, Indian rhinos, pygmy hippos, okapi, springbok, and a wide variety of primates like mandrills, gibbons, lemurs, and more. This dedicated team is committed to exceptional animal care, strong team dynamics, and continuous growth through open communication and shared goals.

From supporting successful breeding programs to training ambassador animals and caring for a wide range of species, the Hoofstock Team blends hard work with big heart. If baby giraffe steps, pygmy hippo snacks, and primate antics sound like your kind of day—this is the team for you!

What You’ll Do

• Provide daily care for a variety of animal species, including feeding, cleaning, enrichment, and monitoring health and behavior.

• Participate in animal training and behavioral husbandry to support welfare and cooperative care.

• Maintain accurate records of animal observations, treatments, and daily activities using the park’s management software.

• Assist with the preparation and implementation of enrichment programs that stimulate natural behaviors and promote mental well-being.

• Support and participate in conservation, breeding, and research initiatives as directed by the Care Team.

• Collaborate closely with the veterinary team by assisting with medical exams, treatments, and implementing health protocols.

• Maintain clean, safe, and organized animal habitats and workspaces.

• Engage in ongoing professional development and training to enhance your skills and knowledge.

What You Bring

• A combination of formal education (e.g., degree or coursework in zoology, biology, animal science, or related field) and hands-on experience working with exotic or domestic animals in a zoological, aquarium, sanctuary or equivalent setting that demonstrates the necessary skills for this position

• Excellent public speaking and customer service skills

• Desire to grow as a team member, animal keeper, and human being

• Ability to stand or walk and be able to perform physical work outside in all weather conditions

• Ability to bend, stoop, and lift 50-75 pounds when necessary

• Ability to work long hours, weekend, weekdays, holidays, and everyday

What We Offer

• Year round, full-time position

• Starting hourly rate of $16.00/hr with pay modifiers for training experience and/or keeper experience 

• Professional development program (tiers and badges) that allows staff to improve their skill set and earn additional pay compensation

• Health, Dental, and Vision insurance

• Supplemental Insurance

• HSA

• 401(k) with match

• Unlimited PTO starting at 90 days

• In-house discounts

• EAP - mental well-being program including therapy sessions for all staff and their immediate family

• Complimentary admission to TWP for yourself and family

Please apply at https://tagannyikawildlifeparkllc.easyapply.co

If you have any issues apply please email amoody@twpark.com for assistance

Are you passionate about wildlife, conservation, and creating unforgettable guest experiences?

The Docent Program at Tanganyika Wildlife Park is a year-round volunteer opportunity for teens and adults who want to make a meaningful impact while gaining hands-on experience in a dynamic zoological setting.

Whether you’re a student exploring future career paths or a professional looking to give back, our flexible program allows you to get involved in ways that match your interests, strengths, and schedule.

What Do Docents Do?

Depending on age, training, and availability, docents may participate in:

• Animal Encounter Stations 
• Animal Care support (18+ only and must volunteer once a week)
• Education and outreach activities
• Office and behind-the-scenes projects

We aim to place volunteers in areas where they can thrive and grow.

Who We’re Looking For

We’re seeking individuals who are:

• Positive, self-motivated, and open-minded
• Flexible and adaptable in a fast-paced environment
• Reflective and open to constructive feedback
• Team-oriented and collaborative
• Strong communicators (a plus — but not all roles require public speaking)

No prior animal experience is required, though it is helpful for certain placements.

Program Requirements

By applying to the Docent Program, you understand and agree that:

• This is a volunteer position with no monetary compensation
• You are at least 14 years of age
• You can commit to a minimum of 40 hours per year
• You will complete an interview and, if selected, attend required orientation and training
• You will follow all Tanganyika Wildlife Park policies and safety protocols
• You will provide your own transportation to and from the Park
• A $25 program fee is due upon acceptance

Why Become a Docent?

• Build real-world experience in a zoological environment
• Develop leadership, communication, and teamwork skills
• Connect more deeply with wildlife and conservation efforts
• Form meaningful relationships with fellow volunteers and staff
• Make a direct impact on guest experiences and community education

As a docent, you help create the WOW moments that inspire guests to care about animals and conservation long after they leave the Park.

Ready to Apply? https://tanganyikawildlifeparkllc.easyapply.co

If you experience any issues with your application, please contact Kaylie, our Volunteer Coordinator, at karmstrong@twpark.com for assistance.

• Create meaningful connections between guests and animal conservation through safe, engaging, and educational experiences that inspire ongoing support for the park.
• Maintain thorough knowledge of ambassador species and stay current on their conservation status.
• Communicate effectively about animal ambassadors, answering guest questions and sharing conservation stories.
• Train and reinforce behaviors following established protocols to support animal welfare and guest interaction.
• Assist zookeepers with training sessions and provide constructive feedback to ensure consistency and quality.
• Evaluate each ambassador session and document progress accurately in the Animal Care Software.
• Uphold high standards of cleanliness, safety, and professionalism in all AES areas.
• Provide occasional husbandry support to other Care Team departments as needed.

• 1+ years of experience training animals in an ambassador setting or 2+ years of husbandry training experience. 
• Basic understanding of operant conditioning and positive reinforcement training
• Excellent public speaking and customer service skills
• Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and meet deadlines
• Ability to work long hours, weekend, weekdays, holidays
• Ability to stand and walk for up to 8 hours per day with frequent stooping and bending
• Ability to routinely lift up to 25 pounds and occasionally lift up to 50 pounds
• Desire to grow as a team member and human being

• Year round, full-time position
• Starting hourly rate of $16.50/hr with pay modifiers for training experience and/or keeper experience 
• Professional development program (tiers and badges) that allows staff to improve their skill set and earn additional pay compensation
• Health, Dental, and Vision insurance
• Supplemental Insurance
• HSA
• 401(k) with match
• Unlimited PTO starting at 90 days
• In-house discounts
• EAP - mental well-being program including therapy sessions for all staff and their immediate family
• Complimentary admission to TWP for yourself and family

At Tanganyika Wildlife Park, we go beyond caring for animals. We create once-in-a-lifetime experiences that make you say "WOW". Inspiring generations to become conservation champions.

If you're passionate about animals, driven by purpose, and believe that one moment can change a life then this is where you belong.

Why Tanganyika?

A Front Row Seat to Conservation in Action

We’re not a zoo. We’re an experience. At Tanganyika, you’ll be part of a team pioneering interactive conservation experiences that educate, engage, and empower. We do conservation a bit different our focus is conservation one person at a time. Making people aware of the species, getting them interested, and then calling them to action.

Work That Gives You Goosebumps

From helping a toddler feed a giraffe for the first time to guiding a training session with a curious lemur, your job here is anything but ordinary. This is the kind of place where work and wonder collide.

Real Growth. Real Mentorship. Real Impact.

Whether you're starting your career or seeking your next challenge, Tanganyika invests in you. We care about you beyond the workplace with initiatives to help our team reduce their consumer debt to an employee assistance program to our Dream Manager program, we want you to become the best YOU.

A Culture That Cares—For Animals and Humans

We lead with love, and it shows. Our team is fiercely supportive, deeply passionate, and united by a shared purpose. And yes, your “co-workers” might include sloths, rhinos, and porcupines.

Purpose That Reaches Beyond the Park

Every moment you create here fuels a global mission. Whether it’s supporting field conservation projects or inspiring a child to become a future biologist, your work leaves a legacy.

Tanganyika is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Aquarist / Life Support Systems Technician to support the daily care of aquatic animals and the operation, maintenance, and improvement of life support systems (LSS). This position plays a critical role in ensuring optimal water quality, animal health, and exhibit presentation while maintaining safe and reliable life support infrastructure. This role will be responsible for bringing a new aquarium and touch tank area online including setting up water quality lab and assisting in acquiring animals. 

What You'll Do

Animal Care & Husbandry

• Provide daily care for aquatic animals, including feeding, behavioral observation, cleaning, and enrichment

• Monitor animal health and promptly report concerns to veterinary team. 

• Execute animal moves, acclimations, and introductions

• Monitor Water Quality 

• Maintain accurate animal care and water quality records

Life Support Systems (LSS)

• Operate, monitor, and maintain aquatic life support systems (filtration, pumps, UV, ozone, protein skimmers, chillers, heaters, etc.) 

• Perform routine water quality testing and make necessary adjustments

• Diagnose and troubleshoot mechanical and system failures

• Conduct installation, upgrades, and repairs of LSS equipment and plumbing.

Exhibit & Facility Support

• Maintain aquatic exhibits to high standards of appearance and animal welfare

• Assist with exhibit renovations, tank cleaning, and diving operations (if certified)

• Follow all safety, animal welfare, and accreditation standards (e.g., AZA guidelines)

• Maintain all bodies of treated of water at the park including penguin and otter pools, splash park and swimming pools. 

• Maintain 6 exhibits, 3 holding exhibits (moon jellies, archerfish, Dr. Fish)

Team & Public Engagement

• Work collaboratively with animal care, veterinary, and  maintenance teams

• Guest Engagement: conduct public education programs, behind-the-scenes tours, or keeper talks as assigned

• Support conservation, research, and sustainability initiatives when applicable

What You Bring

Required Qualifications

• Minimum 3 years experience as aquarist/life support professional.

• Hands-on experience with aquatic animal care and/or life support systems

• Knowledge of water chemistry and aquatic filtration systems

• Mechanical aptitude and comfort working with pumps, plumbing, and tools

• Ability to work flexible hours, including weekends, holidays, and emergency call-ins

• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and work in wet, confined, or outdoor environments

Preferred Qualifications

• Previous experience in a zoo, aquarium, or aquaculture facility

• Experience with marine systems, large-volume filtration, or automated controls

• Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in Biology, Marine Biology, Aquaculture, Zoology, or a related field

What We Offer

• Starting rate of $37,440 - $49,920, based on experience

• Year round, hourly, full-time position

• Health, Dental and Vision Insurance

• Supplemental Insurance

• HSA

• 401(k)

• Unlimited PTO starting at 90 days

• In-House Discounts

• EAP - mental well-being program including therapy sessions for all staff and their immediate family

• Free admission to TWP for yourself and family

Apply at https://tagannyikawildlifeparkllc.easyapply.co

If you have any issues apply please email amoody@twpark.com for assistance.

Are you looking for a fun place to work? Do you want to be a part of a team of employees making a difference in the lives of animals and people? Tanganyika is looking for energetic, reliable, team orientated people to join our Bartending team!

At Tanganyika, you'll gain valuable, marketable skills while having fun and being part of a unique work environment. Our employees love the park's continuous growth, exciting animal encounters, and the opportunity to learn new things every day. Plus, our team members enjoy a family-like atmosphere that encourages personal growth and development. Plus, sometimes you get to meet a sloth during your lunch or say hi to a rhino while you're running an errand!

Come join our Bartending Team and help us make a difference!

What You'll Do

• Prepare and serve delicious alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks
• Please note all drinks are all premixed or on tap
• Maintaining an appealing and guest-ready bar area
• Engage and assist customers with their beverage needs
• Assist visitors with questions during their visit to the Park
• Be a representative of Tanganyika and its values
• Set up and close down bar
• Replenish the bar as needed

What You Bring

• You must be 21 or over to apply for this position. (State Law)
• Ability to work weekdays 
• Seasonal role
• Ability to stand or walk for long periods of time
• Ability to bend, stoop, and lift up to 50lbs

What We Offer

• Starting hourly rate of $13.25/hr
• Professional development program that allows team members to improve their skill set and earn additional pay compensation
• In-house discounts
• EAP - mental well-being program including therapy sessions for all staff and their immediate family
• Complimentary admission to TWP for yourself and family

Apply at https://tanganyikawildlifeparkllc.easyapply.co

If you have any issues apply please email amoody@twpark.com for assistance.

Please make sure to check your emails, this is how we will be communicating to you about your application.