The National Park Service has been dedicated to preserving our nation's special places since 1916. With the support of volunteers and partners, we are able to protect these treasured places and share their stories with over 318 million visitors every year. Our mission doesn't stop there, however. We are honored that tribes, local governments, nonprofits, businesses, and individuals frequently ask us to help them restore their communities, protect local history, and create family friendly outdoor activities. By working together, we are helping to create a brighter future for our national parks.
Programs at Everglades National Park in Homestead, FL
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Every Kid Outdoors
Every Kid Outdoors allows U.S. fourth graders and family members free access to over 2,000 federal lands and waters so you can discover our wildlife, resources, and history. Every Kid Outdoors creates crucial connections to public lands and inspires a future generation of stewards for America's spectacular national parks and other public lands.
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Junior Ranger
The NPS Junior Ranger program is an activity based program conducted in almost all parks, and some Junior Ranger programs are national. Many national parks offer young visitors the opportunity to join the National Park Service "family" as Junior Rangers.
Interested youth complete a series of activities during a park visit, share their answers with a park ranger, and receive an official Junior Ranger patch and Junior Ranger certificate. Junior Rangers are typically between the ages of 5 to 13, although people of all ages can participate.
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Let's Explore
National parks contain many of our nation's most treasured landscapes, from the majestic mountain ranges of Alaska to the vast prairies of the Everglades. Learn about the natural resources in parks, from the rocks under our feet to the sky overhead and everything in between. Discover the issues that affect our parks and how we join with neighbors and partners to address them. Meet the people who protect our parks and learn how you can help preserve these treasures for generations to come.
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