This is a journal where you can write down your thoughts, experiences,
or what you learned here at the Monument.
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National Park Service
U.S. Department of the Interior
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Explore, Learn, Protect
Be a Junior Ranger!
[Illustration: JUNIOR RANGER: EXPLORE·LEARN·PROTECT]
The Junior Ranger program is designed so youth can make meaningful
connections to the resources and special places protected by the
National Park Service. We hope that you and your family enjoyed the
program and learned a little about Pipestone National Monument, and of
course had fun during your visit. We appreciate any suggestions and
comments you have on how we can improve the Junior Ranger program.
There are over 400 National Park sites, and many of them have Junior
Ranger programs. Be sure to ask about the Junior Ranger programs at
other parks. You can also be a WebRanger at www.nps.gov/webrangers.
_If you were unable to finish the booklet during your stay, please send
us your completed booklet and address to:_
Pipestone National Monument
Attn: Interpretive Department
36 Reservation Avenue
Pipestone, MN 56164-1269
Our Rangers will check your book and mail you your Junior Ranger Booklet
and Badge.
This Junior Ranger booklet was researched and designed by
Pipestone National Monument interpretive staff.
July 2007 edition; revised 2017.
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