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22 Apr 2020 - New Book Tells Park Ranger Stories
Park Ranger Stories from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is an exciting anthology of memories from Corps park rangers and other natural resource management professionals who helped shape what it meant to be a park ranger. Compiled by Joseph Patrick "Pat" Barry, who spent 35 years as a park ranger and managed the Bonneville Lock and Dam Visitor Center for 27 years, this diverse collection includes hundreds of stories from dozens of current and former employees from program leaders in Washington, D.C., to those in "boots on the ground" including seasonal employees. Youll share some experiences of the first female park rangers, and understand why integrity was and still is so important to those who serve the public. Through first-person interviews and biographies, youll relive the first 60 years of Corps ranger experiences. This book captures and helps preserve the culture and values of the U.S. Army Corps rangers for future generations. Curl up and enjoy some delightful first-hand stories as told by actual rangers. All proceeds benefit the non-profit Corps Foundation. (Book description per Amazon.com) |
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