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Hunter Harvest Cards Due April 1, 2013
Hunter harvest cards must be returned to Big Thicket National Preserve by April 1, 2013. Hunters who do not return their cards by this date will not be issued a hunting permit for the 2013 hunting season. More »
For Kids
Chidren enjoying an activity with a Ranger. NPS Photo The visitor center at Big Thicket National Preserve has a number of exhibits showing the many ecosystems found here, as well as hands-on activities. Kids can also do activities to earn a Junior Ranger badge and certificate - just ask for a free booklet at the visitor center desk. There are also a number of hiking trails throughout the preserve, ranging from a 0.3-mile loop to 17 miles. While nothing takes the place of visiting national park areas in person, kids can learn about these areas online by becoming "webrangers". Go to www.webrangers.us to complete fun activities and learn about the wide variety of resources in our national park units.
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Did You Know?
Oil and gas exploration and extraction are permitted in Big Thicket National Preserve. These activities are regulated and monitored by the National Park Service.