Junior Ranger Program
The Junior Ranger Program, offered by the US National Park Service, is an initiative designed to engage young visitors in learning about and protecting national parks. Participants typically complete a series of age-appropriate activities found in a booklet, which can include nature observation, learning about park history, and understanding conservation efforts. Upon completion, children are usually awarded a Junior Ranger badge, certificate, or patch, signifying their commitment to becoming stewards of these natural and historical sites. This program aims to foster an early appreciation for nature and public lands.
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