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Intermountain Teacher to Ranger to Teacher
TRT Will Watkins

Teacher-Ranger-Teacher Will Watkins at Big Thicket National Park and Preserve in Texas.

Why have Teachers in Parks?
National parks enrich the lives of many in this nation. They provide access to the powerful ideas, values, and meanings associated with the remarkable cultural, natural, and recreational heritage of the United States. The National Park Service (NPS) strives to provide opportunities for all Americans to connect to their national heritage through the national parks. However, these opportunities are lacking for some children-often due to a variety of social and economic factors.

For a full description of the program and a listing of Teacher Ranger Teacher (TRT) jobs open for applications please go to the new National TRT link http://www.nps.gov/interp/trt/participating.html

For questions about TRT in the Intermountain Region* contact Jason Bordelon at 303-969-2775 or e-mail us.

*The states of MT, WY, UT, CO, NM, AZ, OK, TX

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photo of fairy shrimp

Did You Know?
Arizona has more fairy shrimp than any other state except California. Three species of fairy shrimp, a single tadpole shrimp species, and a single clam shrimp species are found in the ephemeral pools and prehistoric impoundments at Wupatki National Monument.
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Last Updated: February 01, 2012 at 13:07 MST