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Olympic National Park
Be A Junior Ranger
 
Junior Rangers
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Jr Ranger Booklet

Olympic National Park Junior Ranger Program

Olympic National Park protects an amazing web of life, from tide pools to snowy peaks. To maintain this web of plant and animal communities, rangers study and protect parks, as well as help visitors understand and safely enjoy parks. You can help. When you visit our park complete the steps in the Junior Ranger Booklet to become an Olympic National Park Junior Ranger.

Pick-up your copy of the Olympic National Park Junior Ranger Booklet at any visitor center in the park.

 

Junior Ranger Day , April 28, 2007.

Welcome to the first Junior Ranger Day. click here

Steitler's Junior Ranger Experience. click here

Kate, maybe our youngest Junior Ranger ever. click here

Scott talks about his favorite park activity. click here

Eric describes his Junior Ranger development. click here

Travis gives his views on the Junior Ranger program. click here

star-shaped purple flowers growing in a crack of a rock  

Did You Know?
That the Piper's bellflower is unique to the Olympic Mountains? Named after an early Olympic peninsula botanist, the Piper's bellflower grows in cracks and crevices of high elevation rock outcrops.

Last Updated: February 20, 2009 at 10:56 EST