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The National Park Service announced on Friday, October 2, that Jennifer Onufer has been selected as the next superintendent of Voyageurs National Park. She is expected to begin her new role this fall.
Onufer brings more than two decades of experience in public service, park operations and resource management across the National Park Service and the Bureau of Reclamation.
She currently serves as park manager at Lake Berryessa in California and as acting park manager for New Melones Lake. In those roles, according to the National Park Service, she has:
Earlier in her career, Onufer held leadership and supervisory roles at San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, Grand Canyon National Park and several other park units nationwide.
Onufer holds a master’s degree in resource management from Central Washington University and a bachelor’s degree in anthropology from Mercyhurst College. Her career includes experience in interpretation, visitor services, resource protection, public affairs and team development.
“Jennifer brings an exceptional blend of leadership experience, operational skill, and commitment to partnerships,” said Pete Swisher, acting deputy director for the Midwest Region. “Her record of strengthening communication, improving visitor safety and enhancing resource protection will serve Voyageurs National Park and its communities well as she steps into this role.”
Onufer also commented on the appointment. “I am honored to join the team at Voyageurs National Park and look forward to working with staff, partners and the local community to protect the park’s unique resources and enhance the visitor experience,” she said. “Throughout my career, I’ve seen the power of collaboration and innovation in preserving our public lands, and I’m excited to bring that spirit to Voyageurs.”
Voyageurs was established in 1975. The National Park Service describes it as known for its lakes, forests and diverse wildlife. Visitors can boat, fish and hike, and can learn about the park’s history tied to the early French-Canadian fur traders known as voyageurs. The park offers water-based recreation that sets it apart from many other national parks.
Voyageurs National Park Headquarters is located at 360 Highway 11 East in International Falls, MN 56649. The park can be reached at (218) 283-6600.
