Redwood National Park Ranger Talk
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- Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2011
- Susanna is a park ranger at Redwood National & State Park's Wolf Education Center. We asked her what is special about the Redwoods and her thoughts on the importance of getting children outdoors to experience our national parks.
Redwood is located on northern California's rugged coastline and is home to the world's tallest trees.
For more information on how you can support the Redwood parks, visit
www.nps.gov/redw and www.savetheredwoods.org.
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Thank you for giving Park Rangers a good name, this is what it is all about. So many people see us as enforcement officers and think we are on some kind of power trip because we wear a uniform. No Ranger I have ever met got into this profession because they want to write citations or be a law enforcement officer, they do it to be stewards of the land.
Excellent video. Nice clean shots and great job capturing the interview from the ranger. Nice summary of what this beautiful area offers. I plan to shoot a short documentary on the Lost Coast this summer. I've been to this region almost every year since I was born. It is inspiring. So grateful for the wisdom of those who moved to preserve this area for our generation and others to enjoy.
this was so helpful, from washington state and doing a project on our favorite national parks and this is where i chose. such an amazing and beautiful place.
Awesome scenery, i took a walk and got lost in the trees but found my way home....the way i did that was a miraculous and spiritual experience..first of all it was in 1969. My friends and i decided to take a walk along the park, i think it was Humboldt. I was living in Santa Cruz at the time. Me and a bunch of hippies shared a house on Seventh Avenue for awhile. It was a blast, for sure. Thanks for the reminiscence.
Video highlights a lot of great content and advocacy to protect our redwoods. Thank you for sharing this message.
my dream is to be a ranger in/ near the redwoods :) they're so beautiful and id love to help preserve it and educate people.
I am so going to be a Park ranger.
How's it going with that goal ?
how'd that go?
This was a really nice video...I'm excited to finish my coursework and begin my career as a Ranger...thanks for posting!
Gr8 to know people like u still exist....
Thanks for all u do,
I am from south east Asia I am gonna take an 18 hour flight to see this next year 2020 here I come
Jumping Dolphin I went here with my Dad it was so beautiful I want to move here now, your going to love it it’s honestly unreal
I recommend going to elk prairie you can see live elk in right infront of you during August.
Amazing!!!
Park Ranger is a real protector of forest. Thanks
WONDERFUL! WONDERFUL! WONDERFUL! :)
Nice video
Do you have any tips on how to pursue a job into the NPS? I can't attend college anymore (financial problems) so I was trying to find an alternative route. Thanks
WOW!
Might let go fully
August 2017, I'm going there :)
December 2018 update, I went there as planned in Aug 2017, amazing, didn't meet that ranger sadly.
how many days a week do full time rangers work?
8 to 9 days a week with very little resources, low pay and 16 hours a day.
Ade Larsen *"8 to 9 days a week"* 🤔
Ade Larsen this dude
You should volunteer at a state or national park to gain valuable experience! Then you can apply for ranger jobs with the federal government (NPS, FWS, etc) through usajobs.gov. Good luck!
I think conservatives and liberals alike are thankful that these Redwood groves were set aside when they were. Nothing else like them on the planet. Take that walk Susanna talks about from the groves to the sea - then you'll smile!
You're right! I love my Nat'l parks!
What does this have to do with politics?
duma lun There was a since-deleted post that was a rather unseemly comment about our Rangers’ “liberal agenda.” My reply was in response to that. You’re right - we’re just very thankful our leaders of the time had the foresight to set these trees aside. Time to delete this thread.
God's creating hand!
???I will gladly give up my job as a airline pilot for this, how does one become a parkranger
Doesn't matter if you are liberal, republican, facist, nazi, communist, or anything else, nature is important to your life. I don't hate any political mindset. I hate those who disrespect nature.
You do know that humans are part of nature and fascists hate some humans. Just saying.
Hey now Ranger, instead of hiking you should be cutting the vines off those trees. Those vines will harm them.
I looked there are no vines on the trees in this video. plus vines don't have the power to bring water as high as the canopy of the giants so they pose no risk. native vine like plant have a spot in the forest and are not invasive. you don't know shit. maybe you should go on a hike. you might learn something. plus rangers don't cut vines off trees. thats a job for an arborist. thats what I do.
Never work with children or animals named Yogi or Booboo.