Well, you could work on an offshore oil rig -- dangerous and only semi-outdoorsy, but it pays alright. You could be a farmhand, which is a bit rough, but feels alright once you really get into it. I don't think you need college education to be a conservationist either. Lifeguarding can be pleasant and if you do it at the beach, it pays very well. Potentially high-pressure though.

I would look around and see if there are any campgrounds that need help. Campgrounds need people who can clean the campsites, pick up trash, and clean the public bathrooms.

Farm labor, horse ranch, landscaping, surveying, meter reader, gardener, construction are just a few....dog walker, doggie day care, fence builder, car wash attendant...

Landscaping, construction, PE teacher (education required).
I want to be the PE teacher. I interviewed last year. I feel like that's so fun

Give parking tickets. You'll be outside rain or shine. Ever seen that show Parking Wars? Funny stuff

Maybe land scaping? That's a nice job

bike messenger, road crew traffic chief, trail maintenance person for hiking or biking trials, school crossing guard, road sign changer, carousel operator, carnival roadie, airport baggage handler...

Washing diesel trucks at truck stops. Back in the 70’s my friends brother got a job doing that right after high school and he made good money doing it.

Working in a greenhouse would be fun and relaxing. Its very therapeutic.

Car wash for sure , gardening ( planting flower beds), meter readers . Fire department

Tour guide jobs

I would have said working on a pipeline as my wife and I both did that on a major gas pipeline..................but you can thank the liberals for killing those jobs. They paid well and you could get a lucrative education doing them. I did it for 16 years and started my own consulting business and now have a six figure income.

electrician or some trade working the field, wildlife biology assistant, state parks, landscaping, fitness instructor, & many more

Courier. landscaping. Car detailing. Window and roof cleaning services. Parking lot lining. Bin collection and cleaning. Errand business.

Forest ranger?

i had a friend who got a job as a park ranger in a national park in arizona. she didnt like it though.

Bike messenger, landscaping, work in a greenhouse, tree services.
Any parks and recreation positions.

Lifeguarding if certified, camp counselor.
Security guard. Certain property maintenance pstns. Golf course staff/greens keeper.

City works--road repair, sweep/plow operator.
General labor on build site.

Street vendor, like jewelry or something.

Fruit picking...😷

Firefighter.

Nude modeling, might pay big bucks.