Aidan Ireton
Outdoors worker with experience in conservation and parks and recreation
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About
I have worked in Conservation and Parks and Rec over the last few years and have learned that I greatly enjoy working outdoors, digging in the earth, and working with plants. I just moved back to Columbia and am looking to find more of this type of work. I love nature and getting my hands dirty.
Experience
Server at The Club at Old Hawthorne (2026-03 – Present)
Serving customers food and drink at banquets and in the clubhouse
- Serving customers food and drink at banquets and in the clubhouse
Trail Construction at Johnson County Parks and Recreation (2025-04 – 2026-01)
Building and maintaining the Prairie Bike Park and single track using light machinery, hand tools, and power tools and removing invasive species
- Building and maintaining the Prairie Bike Park and single track using light machinery, hand tools, and power tools
- Removing invasive species
Server at Red Lobster (2024-02 – 2025-02)
Serving customers in a timely and friendly manner, garnishing dishes, making salads, and training new hires
- Serving customers in a timely and friendly manner
- Garnishing dishes
- Making salads
- Training new hires
Riparian Restoration Crew at Spokane Conservation District (2023-08 – 2023-12)
Restoring sections of Hangman creek by planting trees and brush, removing competing flora, laying grass seed, watering, and maintaining each site
- Planting trees and brush
- Removing competing flora
- Laying grass seed
- Watering and maintaining each site
Education
Incomplete in Biology and Geography with an emphasis in physical/environmental Geography – University of Missouri-Columbia (2017 – 2019)
High School Diploma – Muriel Williams Battle High School (2013 – 2017)