How do you recognize a park ranger? By their iconic National Park Service uniform, of course! But it’s more than just a grey shirt and green bottoms: A ranger needs a hat 🤠 the classic straw flat-hat, breezy summer sunhat, or stylish baseball cap keeps a ranger protected from the sun and identifiable to anyone who needs us! A ranger needs some boots 🥾 but they don’t have to be fancy. A good pair of brown hiking boots that can handle all kinds of duties from working in the field to giving talks

Today we celebrate World Ranger Day and acknowledge the very important work our rangers do across our beautiful state of NSW, the country and the world, to protect our natural and cultural heritage and preserve these treasures for future generations. #worldrangerday Parks Victoria Northern Territory Parks and Wildlife Queensland National Parks Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service ACT Parks and Conservation Service Parks and Wildlife, Western Australia National Parks and Wildlife Service South Aus

On World Ranger Day 2024, we stand together with rangers around the globe to pay our respects to those brave men and women who dedicate themselves to the protection of wildlife and wild places. Every second, every hour, every day and every night, Care for Wild’s rangers leave foot prints on the earth as they walk beside rhinos on a journey to save a species from extinction. With every step, they reclaim the land for rhinos and for wildlife. On this World Ranger Day 2024, Care for Wild humbly ack

This World Ranger Day we acknowledge, thank and celebrate all those who work to protect our irreplaceable land, cultural heritage, plants and animals for us now, and for future generations to come. We also remember and honour those who have been injured or given their lives in the line of duty. At NPWS, this important work is done by dedicated rangers, field officers, specialists and guides, as well as many more who work to support our teams in the field, who together contribute to the conservat