Upcoming News/Events
Disaster relief available to ANPR members for wildfire relief
Relief fund intended for members affected by any number of natural disasters
Read more...Strategic planning brainstorming session canceled
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Ranger Rendezvous is heading to Rapid City, S.D.!
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Donate to ANPR's Natural Disaster Assistance Fund to help those affected by hurricanes Helene and Milton
Read more...News Releases
Wall Street Journal talks with ANPR about hiring freeze
10 Feb 2025
Article titled, "How Trump’s Hiring Freeze Could Affect Your Trip to a National Park" Halt hits seasonal workers at parks, where staff shortages can mean fewer visitor programs, neglected bathrooms and closed trails
Read more...Federal hiring freeze could block seasonal staffing
05 Feb 2025
Bellingham Herald reporter Daniel Schrager talks to ANPR about the possible effects of Trump's federal hiring freeze
Read more...Rangers are conservation professionals who do all kinds of jobs to keep parks welcoming, healthy, and safe. On construction sites and trails, in visitor centers and research labs, on patrol and behind the scenes in parks across the United States, Rangers work every day to protect America’s best idea.
Learn more about their work and how you can build a career protecting parks.
From Jackson Hole to Bar Harbor, our annual rendezvous is where rangers meet rangers from across the United States.
Whether you want to see old friends or meet a professional peer, Ranger Rendezvous is the best place to discuss the state of the park profession and develop relationships in our national park community.
Mission
The Association of National Park Rangers is an organization created to communicate for, about, and with National Park Service employees of all disciplines; to promote and enhance the professions, spirit, and mission of National Park Service employees; to support management and the perpetuation of the National Park Service and the National Park System; and to provide a forum for professional enrichment.
Supporters
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