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Are you planning a visit to San Jaun island National Historical Park? Do you want to have fun while learning about the Pig War, plants, animals, rocks, and the seashore? If so, San Juan Island National Historical Park's Junior Ranger Program is for you! It is an exciting way for kids of all ages to explore the park's natural and historical wonders.

What is a junior ranger?

A junior ranger is someone who, after attending ranger programs and completing activities in a workbook, promises to take care of San Juan Island National Historical Park. It is a great way to learn and have fun in the park! When you are a junior ranger, you will be able to teach others about how best to take care of nature.

How do you become a junior ranger?

When you arrive on San Juan Island, stop by and pick up a free worksheet at American Camp or English Camp. American Camp is open year round, English Camp from June to September. You may also print out your worksheet ahead of time by clicking on thebadge above. The worksheet is designed for children eight or older, but also works for younger children by omitting a few activities. You will next be ready to start your junior ranger training. Remember that it is always OK to ask an adult for help. Complete the activities in the booklet and, if possible, go on a ranger guided walk, then return your completed worksheet to the American Camp visitor center. A park ranger or volunteer will check your answers, sign your worksheet and give you an official San Juan Island National Historical Park Junior Ranger Badge. Be the first on your block to own one!!!

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