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Junior Rangers at Saguaro National Park
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Junior Rangers at Saguaro National Park
 

Junior Ranger Programs
Dissecting owl pellets, cooking a trail snack on a backpack stove, hiking in the desert, and drawing a favorite cactus are just some of the activities children can experience when participating in one of Saguaro National Park's Junior Ranger programs.

To learn more about these programs, click on a link below.

Rincon Mtn District (Saguaro East) Summer Junior Ranger Camps

Tucson Mtn District (Saguaro West) Junior Ranger Wilderness Day Camps

Self-guided Discovery Day Pack
Javelina  

Did You Know?
Javelinas are able to eat spiny prickly pear pads with no obvious harm to their mouths, stomachs or intestinal tracts. Javelinas are not true pigs, they are peccaries, which are native to the Americas.

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Last Updated: June 22, 2009 at 15:12 EST