Park Rangers and Buddy Beaver teach children the importance of water safety at a Bass Pro Shops store event

Ranger Joe Williams presenting a water quality interpretive program to elementary students.

Prescribed burn at Rocky Branch Park

Ranger assisting campers at Dam Site Lake campground

Ranger performing a vessel safety check on Beaver Lake

Ranger demonstrating the use of a Secchi Disk

Ranger Brian McCavitt presenting a hydropower interpretive program to the public.

Ranger Pat Barry leads an interpretive walk along the fish ladder.

Ranger Josh leads an interpretive walk to the second powerhouse.

Ranger Pat Barry leads an interpretive program near the Bonneville Dam spillway.

Park ranger visiting with the icefishing public.

Ranger conducting a program at local school

Goose banding with Pennsylvania Game Commission

Ranger exchanges an inflatable for a PFD.

USACE Employees in Action  2nd Place

Planting food plots for an upcomming youth hunt

Park Ranger, Liz Garlington teaches a future lifeguard the proper technique to use a throw bag water rescue device.

General Grisoli visits with Junior Ranger Program

Lake Patrol

Raptor Program

Ranger R.M. Burick speaks with local Girl Scouts about what animals they may find around the lake.

A ranger from John H. Kerr Reservoir gets ready to drop a fish structure, creating an artificial fishing reef.

USACE Employees in Action  Honorable Mention

Lewis & Clark Visitor 30th Anniversary ribbon cutting

Water safety ranger giving ws info to beach user at Outlet Park beach

Park Ranger John Zahalka helps kids plant a shrub on Earth Day.

Ranger preparing an interpretive program

Bike patrol

Rangers ease the fear of requiring First Aid.

Park Ranger James Ford delivers an interpretive presentation during the Rend Lake Earth Day Celebration.

Park Ranger Alicia Cannon is introducing two girls to Belinda the Snake. Belinda is Alicia's snake which is used in multiple interpretive programs throughout the year tot teach children about reptiles.

Ranger Wendy Pohl is teaching a group of children from Caneyville Elementary about habitats for both humans and animals. The group learned about how habitats consist of food, water, shelter, and space.

Children are gearing up for the patriotic bike parade through Laurel Branch Campground. Prizes are given for the most patriotic participants.

Park Ranger John Chapman prepares an interp presentation on American Fresh Water River Otter for the kids

Ranger Tony Schoenecker doing a water safety program teaching hypothermia with the game Cold Hand Luke

Gary Pelton, ECC, setting a small mammal trap

Park Ranger Juanita Souther teaches children about environmental education.

Ranger explains signs of a successful wood duck hatch to Volunteer Mike Thompson.