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There are no real ranks like in the military or police department. Park Rangers do have different titles but rarely do they go by those titles. The Superintendent is the highest position within a single park.
Explore. 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.
The Junior Ranger Pledge I am proud to be a National Park Service Junior Ranger. I promise to appreciate, respect, and protect all national park places. I also promise to continue learning about the landscape, plants, animals and history of these special places. I will share what I learn with my friends and family.
Just as many people collect the passport stamps from the various parks they visit, some people have taken on the collection of Junior Ranger badges. Aida Frey, a teenage from Kentucky, is unofficially known as the most decorated Junior Ranger with over 300 badges.
Become a Junior Ranger! You can become a Yosemite Junior Ranger by taking a self-guided handbook with you as you travel around the park and complete the activities that are the best fit for you. The Yosemite Junior Ranger handbook is available for free at visitor centers.
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Get Your Junior Ranger Badge Learn about the park by exploring the park museum, attending a presentation or hike given by a Park Ranger, or watching the park movie. Work through an activity booklet completing an age appropriate number of activities (complete as many activities as you are years old).
Yosemite National Park was the first to start the Junior Ranger program back in the early 1930s. Since then it has spread to almost all the 423 national park sites and across some of our public lands from the Bureau of Land Management, to National wildlife refuges, to the Army Corps of engineers.

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