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Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve
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Scout Ranger Patch

Resource Stewardship Scout Ranger Patch

 

 
Junior Rangers at the Preserve

Earn a Junior Ranger certificate, badge, and/or patch at the preserve.

 

  • Junior Rangers at the Preserve

Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve is looking for special Junior Rangers. To earn a Junior Ranger badge from the preserve, you must complete the activities found in the activity book. Come to the park and receive a booklet or print a copy of the booklet now. Complete five activities, then mail the booklet to the preserve. The rangers will check your work and mail the booklet back to you, along with an official Junior Ranger badge.

Visit Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve in person (or virtually) to earn your badge and become a Junior Ranger today!

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Leave No Trace patch

Leave No Trace Patch

  • Junior Ranger Leave No Trace Activities

    Visit the preserve in person and earn a patch after completing the Leave No Trace Scavenger Hunt. Children will learn about the seven very important principles of Leave No Trace during the activity. Ask a ranger for details. 

        Join the fun!

 
New Junior Rangers at the Preserve
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New Junior Rangers at Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve

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Flint points found at Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve

Did You Know?
There is archaelogocal evidence of humans living here over 10,000 years ago. Tribes affiliated with the preserve are the Kaw, Osage, Wichita, and Pawnee.

Last Updated: January 01, 2012 at 10:28 MST