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2022

Young boy dressed up as a Park Ranger.

WHS Service worker discussing a Spanish-language poster about bears to visitors.

Child and adult holding up a plastic fish caught by child in a fishing demonstration station.

Young children play with plastic fishing rods and aquatic animal toys in a baby-sized pool.

Two kids showing their Certificates of Recognition and Junior Ranger patches after completing camp and becoming Junior Rangers.

Spanish Bilingual Junior Ranger camp participants and Ranger Naturalist John Mealley discussing how water travels and the history of the park.

Spanish Bilingual Junior Ranger camp participants, parent and dog, Naturalist, and Chesapeake Conservancy’s Bilingual Interpretive Outreach Assistants on the “History Walk” with Ranger John Mealley.

Ranger Naturalist John Maelley passing Spanish Bilingual Junior Ranger camper a crayfish found in the stream during the water quality testing.

Maryland Conservation Corps (MCC) members coloring with a young visitor at the coloring station during annual Hispanic Heritage Month celebration.

Child and two adults sitting at a bench beneath a pavilion, painting tree cookies at a crafts station at annual Hispanic Heritage Month celebration.

2019

Child learning how to tell their life vest is on securely and comfortably with help from an adult.

Natural Resource Police water-safety mascot, Splash, and kids posing in their life jackets.

Ranger showing off a (corn?) snake from the reptile collections to four curious children.

Bilingual Interpretive Outreach Assistant from Chesapeake Conservancy having a story-time in the shade with park visitors.

2018

Natural Resource Police officer playing soccer with two kids on a green field at Sandy Point State Park.

Brown owl with white and black spots facing straight into the camera, Sandy Point State Park.

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