For Kids

 

In The Parks!

When you earn your Junior Ranger badge or certificate, you'll learn what park rangers do to help protect plants, animals, birds, and land, in addition to how we work with different communities and cultures to understand and remember our history. As a Junior Ranger, you'll care for our national parks, teach others what you learn, and discover new ways to experience your environment.

 

Teen Programs

Explore park programs for Teens! The Ranger Cadet, where youth participate in many different classes and experiences to help them learn what it means to be a National Park Service ranger. The Junior Lifeguard program where participants learn rescue skills from National Park Service lifeguards in the beautiful Stinson Beach environment.

 

• Become a Resource Stewardship Girl Scout Ranger!

• Become a Resource Stewardship Boy Scouts Ranger!

 

Resource Stewardship Scout Ranger

Join Ranger Marcus for a 1-hour virtual program to become a Resource Stewardship Scout Ranger. During this program Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts will discover how they can protect our natural and cultural resources in national parks. Join the fun, explore your national parks (virtually) and spark your awareness while becoming a Resource Stewardship Ranger. We need your help to understand and preserve America’s treasures.

Become a Resource Stewardship Scout Ranger

Scouts can receive certificates and/or patches for participating in the program through exploring, learning, or servicing in your National Parks.

How to Register: Troops can reserve a virtual ranger-led talk to begin their Scout Ranger Program journey. Starting February 17^th, 2021, programs can be scheduled on Wednesdays at 4 pm, by emailing e-mail us.