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I consider Joshua Tree my 'home' park. I'm a frequent visitor and I want to thank you for endless patience and responsiveness when I have questions. And when I have a great day hiking or a longer backpacking trek I'm so grateful. I admire how well the trails are constructed and always read the information boards at trailheads. And a high-five for well-stocked clean restrooms too!

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the hard work that you do to protect our natural treasures, allowing us all to visit and enjoy. Some of the best experiences and happiest memories of my life took place in National Parks, going back to when I was four or five years old, sitting around a campfire with my family, listening to a ranger talk. You're the absolute best, and I hope that being able to work in the parks makes your jobs feel worthwhile. Thank you!!! Steve

Congrats to you all for surviving a difficult year. Keep up the good work in your 'office with a view'.

Thank you all so much! We love our National Parks and all you folks who work to keep the legacy going!

Thank you for your passion to teach and commitment to broaden the understanding of visitors. Too often, parks are seen as playgrounds and little else. You bring the knowledge, the history and the wider purpose of our parks, furthering their experience and perhaps inspiring the next generation of National Park Ambassadors.

Just want to recognize your commitment to helping everyone who visits our National Parks. Without you many a visitor's experience would not be fulfilled. You guys are awesome. Shout out to the rangers on the Big Island Volcano Park. Visited in August 2021 and everyone was helpful. Hope you all are safe.

Caught the last tour before winter closure last year, though I can't remember the Ambassadors on duty, it was quite a wonderful experience with Family members. Without any knowledge of any parks further eastern US, I would say Alaska was the next best thing.

A ranger was checking campsites one early after noon. He stop and tells me theres going to be a special quest at the amphitheater to night. I should come meet him. As it turn out this rnger dresses as John Muir and gives a great insite to his travels life and impact he had on our Nation parks. Thank you for that wonderful evening with such wonderful information. Triggered an curiosity into learning more about him and our National Parks.

Thanks for all that you do to help us keep our sanity during these uncertain times.

Thank you, all Park Rangers! You are truly dedicated to our parks and monuments. You help, protect, and are knowledgeable. Best Wishes to you all!