| Junior Refuge Rangers ages 8 - 14 |
Youth, aged eight to fourteen, can earn
the title of Junior Refuge Ranger by
completing a total of six conservation,
environmental education or
recreational related activities. Several
of the Saturdays at the Refuge
activities count toward the badge.
the title of Junior Refuge Ranger by
completing a total of six conservation,
environmental education or
recreational related activities. Several
of the Saturdays at the Refuge
activities count toward the badge.
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| people with conservation information, environmental education and recreational experiences. Participants can register at Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge's the activities. Students from eight to fourteen years of age may participate in the program. Activities are offered throughout the year and are open to anyone, young or old. Junior Refuge Ranger candidates must be accompanied by an adult. All activities, with the exception to the Youth Fishing Derby, are free of charge and will take place unless severe weather causes cancellation or postponement. Participants should register by calling the refuge office at (662) 323-5548. The day of the event, everyone should bring bug spray, sun screen and drinking water, as needed. Ranger candidates should have their passports stamped after successfully completing each activity. To earn the title of Junior Refuge Ranger, each young person must collect a minimum of six stamps, for six different activities. Then he or she should contact Andrea Dunstan at the refuge to receive a certificate and reward. |