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by Steven Skoczen Guide: Visit a new national park

Steven's action: Visit a new national park

National parks are great for protecting natural spaces and the life inside, but they are also there for you to acquire an appreciation of the park and the plants and animals inside it.

Note: If you're already doing this action, take a look through each of the steps and make sure you haven't missed anything. If all's well, go ahead and check off all the boxes, then go start something new!
Step 1: Pick a National Park to visit that you haven't been to
Look for national parks that you haven't been to. You can use the National Park Service website to find National Parks or the US Forest Website to find some ... read more
Look for national parks that you haven't been to. You can use the National Park Service website to find National Parks or the US Forest Website to find some National Forests.
June 16, 2009
I'm deciding between Crater Lake, and Mt. Rainer. Most trails in Rainer are currently under snow, so that may influence my decision if it holds!
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Step 2: Make the trip read more
Be sure to obey the rules of the park to not cause any damage to the space. Also, be sure to check yourself for insects before you get in the car to avoid spreading invasive species.
Step 3: Appreciate the wide variety of life inside the park read more
Take pictures and enjoy the park. Take note of all the different types of life in the park.
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