Thank you for keeping our National Parks safe. For being an information source for my future travels. I watch several Vanlife YouTube channels who always say that the Park Rangers and employees/volunteers are very helpful resources of information. I look forward to visiting several parks in the very near future.
The Springfield 1908 Race Riot National Monument commemorates the tragic events of August 14-16, 1908, in Springfield, IllinoisĀ when local African American residents were targeted and victimized by
Established in 2022, New Philadelphia National Historic Site preserves the townsite of the first known town planned and legally registered by an African American before the Civil War.
Your passion for your positions with the National Park Service at Acadia National Park were quite evident when my husband and I were there in early October. We actually crossed paths with you along the Shore Path one evening. You were very kind and very enthusiastic about your service as rangers. We learned a great deal from both of you. We could hear in your voice and your words YOUR personal commitment to how you each serve the public and help us understand what great resources we have in all the national parks.
I wish to thank ALL of the hard working men and women park rangers across the country for their efforts in maintaining our precious wild lands and service to visitors in the parks.
Thank you all so much for your service and stewardship.
The national parks are a vital resource for the environment as well as for the people and wildlife in the US. They obviously need people to work in them and your efforts are appreciated.
Weāve visited many National parks all across our country and have always been super happy with our visits. Thank you to all park employees for keeping the parks safe and beautiful . You are appreciated by many of us travelers.
Thank you so much for your service, dedication, and love of our national treasures and land.
Thanks for all your hard work to keep our parks great places to go to, to learn, to look in awe and wonder, and to learn.
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