Queens park rangers f.c. articles
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70th anniversary of the national park’s rangers
At this time of year, key priorities for rangers in the Peak District (including 28 employed and over 200 volunteer rangers) are preventing harm to springtime birds and animals caused by dogs off leads, and monitoring fire risk on moors and fields that can become tinder dry. In the early days of the service, many of the wardens were former armed forces staff, who had a stern approach to members of the public breaking the rules. One of those early wardens was Gordon Miller, who died last year,...
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Oregon State Parks offering free camping, parking on State Parks Day
OREGON – Oregon State Parks are celebrating State Parks Day with free parking and free camping next month. The agency announced there will be free camping at all state parks within the state on June 1. That means Oregon Parks and Recreation will waive day use parking fees as well as tent and RV camping […]
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Step into summer and explore the Peak District with National Park rangers
The knowledgeable and experienced walk leaders will welcome you to routes and areas that you’re keen to find out more about. There is plenty of choice of dates, places and topics covered so you can choose a walk to suit your interests and abilities. The focus of this season’s walks is on being aware of what’s around you, connecting with nature, and experiencing what’s special in the National Park countryside. Sunday 19 May Torside to Woodhead via the Longdendale Edges 10 miles. Explore the...