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Ranger-led Activities

Ranger-led activity: Read a banned book

Ranger-led activity: Read a banned book

Take some time to explore "dangerous" words.

Ranger-led activity: Touch something green

Ranger-led activity: Touch something green

This week's ranger-led activity is called "Touch Something Green."

A park rangers flat hat sits atop a sandy dune with an LGBTQ pride flag and Transgender pride flag next to it. NPS/Sucena

Ranger-led activity: Take a screen break

This Ranger-led activity is called "Take a screen break". This activity can be done by yourself or with friends. You can do as much or as little of this exercise as you want to. Resilience Exercise Troubling times combined with modern technology can easily suck you into a

image of a rainbow pride flag and a transgender pride flag stuck in the sand next to a tan park ranger hat.

Ranger-led Activity: You exist

This week's ranger-led activity from the National Pride Service is called "You exist".

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