Montezuma Castle
and
Tuzigoot National Monuments
The National Park Service protects many historical areas in the southwestern UnitedStates. Montezuma Castle and Tuzigoot are just two of these sites.
Now that you are an official Junior Park Ranger we hope that you will continue to helpus protect these special places so that others who come after you may enjoy them also.
As a Junior Park Ranger your duties are:
This Junior Park Ranger Program is made possible through the support of theWestern National Parks Association (WNPA). This nonprofit organization wasfounded in 1938 to aid and promote the educational and scientific activities of theNational Park Service.
Special thanks also goes to former National Park Service Ranger Angela L. Davisfor the text and design of this program.
If you have any questions or comments about the Montezuma Castle/TuzigootNational Monuments Junior Park Ranger Program, please write to:
Superintendent
P.O. Box 219
Camp Verde, AZ 86322
Printed with funds donated by Western National Parks Association—1/03
www.wnpa.org
Recycled Paper
It’s easy to become a Junior Park Ranger. You will learn about Montezuma Castle and/orTuzigoot National Monuments. Discover the people who lived here, the plants thatthey used and the animals that still make their homes here today. You will receive anofficial Junior Park Ranger badge for your work.
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