Decades ago, on my first of many trips to Yellowstone, we pulled into Mammoth in mid-September. There was a herd of elk in one of the town's grassy areas. A man of, guessing, mid-fifties, who was dressed like a tourist cartoon character, had approached a bull with his small yapping dog to take pictures from a close distance. Due to his size and shape, it is safe to say the tourist was not fleet of foot. A gentle park ranger got the man's attention. He instructed the man to retreat, get back into his car,, and explained the elk was " ... not friendly like your dog".
Thank you for all you do to protect the national parks, educate us , find trails to hike, and make visiting national parks fun.
Dear Frank, I am so proud of you! I hope you always enjoy the beauty of our national parks. We have timeless gifts in the US, and we can never forget how important they are!
Thank you for all your hard work maintaining the health, beauty and safety of our parks for us to visit . What you do matters now and for all the generations ahead.
Thank you for helping protect these amazing wild places. Access to them helps restore the souls of we who visit.š
Thank you to all who work in our National Parks, paid or not! As former long time volunteers at Mount Rainier, my husband and I know how critical your work is to help protect our parks and make visitors experience richer and safer!
Friendly and helpful
Remembering my favorite park ranger from mammoth cave on my 15,000 mile trip around the USA! She made the cave tours so much fun and informative!
Thanks for your great work, for our parks, helping us appreciate and protect nature.
Sincere thanks to all National Park Rangers for protecting and caring for our precious National Parks. They are a treasure where we can all share in the wonder of nature.
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