Thank you for the highly important, sometimes stressful work that you do. Thank you for caring and keeping up the good fight. It matters. Every bit of it matters. For those who believe the Earth and its creatures are doomed anyways, that it’s too late, that we cannot override or change the greedy and selfish- Why not be kind? Why not love and nurture and reduce harm while we’re still here? Why not try?
I took disabled wife with advanced Parkinson’s to a “dark night” event a few years ago to observe and learn about stars, constellations, and planets through telescopes staffed by park rangers who were so compassionate and caring regarding her disability, making her feel welcomed and included. She has since passed away but this experience was a highlight for her.
Thank you park rangers for your kindness!
Michael W Riley
Thank you for all you do!
In my recent role with a military family based non-profit, Blue Star Connect Outdoors, I have had the pleasure of working with Dylann to create events at Everglades National Park. She was so approachable and has so much knowledge to give families. I am so appreciative of all of the hard work Dylann has put in to make our event a success and get more people excited to go see their National Parks more!
Thank you so much for your support’ We truly appreciate all that you do for the parks, the park workers and all who provide the wonderful services that help us to support our employees and guests. It’s such a privilege to work with the National Service. Thank you for all for allowing us to be a part of the NPS community!! We appreciate you’. Best Regards, Vickie Wills
Thank you for your dedication to the park you are employed at. You are the reason we can continue to experience their beauty.
Marianna and Kayla went above and beyond to meet with our Eco Warriors student group! They gave a presentation about our local environment , invasive species and ways that the students can help the planet for the future. Their enthusiasm and kindness left a lasting impression with the students, and a few of them even changed their long term goals to becoming a park ranger! Thank you both so much for dedication and service!
Our National Parks are a treasure. One can go to a park and be rejuvenated and find peace and wonder. Thank you for helping to make those wonderful experiences and memories possible.
I spent my 70th birthday at Yellowstone with my whole family of 17. Personally I have been to 39 National Parks and am always in awe of how friendly and helpful everyone is when interacting with staff and rangers. They make my visits even more special than the parks themselves. Thank you to everyone who make that happen for the millions of us who visit each year.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR ALL YOU DO.
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