What is a Junior Ranger? Junior Rangers can be thought of as potential Park Rangers in training. This nationwide program is designed to not only familiarize children with the duties and responsibilities of a park ranger, but also to spark an interest in the whole family for the resources and stories each National Park Service area preserves. In order to become a Junior Ranger at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument kids of any age must successfully complete our Junior Ranger Guide. NPS Photo - Karen Ceballos Junior Ranger Activity PagesBackyard Park Activity PageEven if you can't get out to our National Parks, imagine that your own backyard is your very own National Park. What would "visitors' find there? Use this template to create your very own park borchure for your Backyard Park.NPS Graphic/ Karen Ceballos Design Your Own Ranger Badge for Your Backyard ParkNow that you imagined your own Backyard Park and created a brochure, design your own Backyard Park Ranger Badge.Latino Conservation Week 2021 Coloring Pages!Latino Conservation Week is an initiative created by the Hispanic Access Foundation showcasing outdoor engagement and conservation advocacy by Latino communities. Celebrate LCW2021 with our coloring pages, an easier page for the little ones and an advanced page for those who want a coloring challenge!Send karen_ceballos@nps.gov a photo of your completed coloring page and we will mail you a free Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument poster! ![]() NPS Graphic/ Ranger Lisa Arch Canyon Coloring PageColor in one of the most iconic spots of the park, Arch Canyon. Named for the double arches located high up in the rhyolite cliffs, the Arch Canyon trail provides fantastic birding and wildflower viewing opportunities. |
Last updated: July 22, 2021