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Junior Ranger Activity Guide for Deer Creek State Park (SP) in Utah. Published by Utah State Parks.
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Do vou want to be a
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-this is what you needto do:
lf you are 5-8 years old, complete six
activities in th is book.
lf you are 9 years or older, complete the
entire booklet.
After completing the required activities,
turn it in to a park staff member.
AII Junior Rangers
urill receivea
Junior Ranqer
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ceritficate!
For more information contact a park
staff member or call (435) 654-0171.
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Whot onimols or signs of onimqls do you see?
How mony birds do you hear?
Whot do you smelf? Fish, water, motorboqts.
Whot cofors do you see?
Find o rock by the loke. Describe its shope.
Whot is the weother like todoy (cloudy, rindy, roiny, hot, cold)?
How will th e weother af f ect your visit, the onimols, or birds?
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The sto rs #6 ond # 7 on the Big Dipper point to the
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stors in the northern sky'
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rules. After you read each law, draw a line to the matching picture. If the people in the
picture are breaking that law, put an X through the picture.
* When someone is being pulled by a boat or
PWC (ietski), there must be a driver and an
observer. The observer must be 8 years old or older
and needs to p^y ^ttention to the person behind the
boat. $7hen the person behind the b oat falls or is in
the water, the observer holds up an o t^nge flag. This
helps other boats know th^t ^ person is nearby in the
watef .
+ Buoys are like traffrc signs on the water. Most
buoys at Deer Creek show ^re^s that have speed
limits. When boats and PWCr (jetski) are inside
the speed limit buoys, they are required to go 5
The other buoys near the dam show
mph or slower.
^n ^rea that is off limits to boats and people.
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NO DOGS allowed on boats, beaches, or in the
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+ All boats and P\)fCs (ietski) ^re required to be at
least 150 ft ^way ftom other boats and PS7Ct (i"tski)
when the drivet is going faster than 5 mph. (Stay
^way from other boats when operating faster than
5 -ph!!!)
,* Everyone 12 years old or younger must wear a
tife iacket at all times when they are on a boat, raft,
canoe, PWC (jetski), or anything that is being used to
float across the water.
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Fishing ond boating con be fun, but remember
sof ety comes first.
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Vvifdfife nt Deer Creek
Deer Creek is o ve?y speciol ploce. Mony different pfonts
ond onimols live here. They use the trees, gross ond follen
fogs for shelter ond sometimes food. They need the woter
to drink.
See how mony of these onimols you con f ind during your
stoy. Put o check on the line if you sow it, heord it, or sow
where it I ives.
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Garbageor litter can make animalsvery sick. SaveFlipperfrom the
garbageby helping him find his way through the mazeto cleanwater!
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Junior Rongers help pork stof f protect the pork.
Tofk to your porents obout the following
responsibilities of o Junior Ronger ond hove them sign
the bottom of th is page.
I f o J u n i o r R o n ge r s e e s a m e o d o w o f w i l d f l o w e r s , w o u l d t h e y p t c k t h e m ?
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Do Junior Rongers drop trash on hiking trails?
Yes
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Would o Junior Ronger leove hot cools in the f ire pit bef o?e going to bed?
Yes
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Do Junior Rongers go swimming or hiking olone?
Yes
No
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D o J u n i o r R o n qe r s f e e d t h e w i l d l i f e ?
Yes
No
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Would o Junior Ronger stop to pick up litter
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Porent 5 ignotu re :
prom ise to do my best to olwcys toke core
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I will o lwoys be sofe when swimming or booting.
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