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To whomever is visiting this website,
I am wife of a park ranger. We are furious about the attacks on our parks and the rangers who protect them.
I will do my best to let my voice be heard in opposition to the decisions being made in Washington. In an attempt to do SOMETHING I have started making bumper stickers, magnets, and water bottle stickers.
Part of the profits are donated to Rocky Mountain Conservancy who provide additional fund to Rocky Mountain National Park.
We must band together and let our voices be heard.
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National Park Service's
10 Essentials
According to the U.S. National Park Service (NPS), there are 10 Essentials that are a collection of items that can help you in the great outdoors in the event of minor injuries, sudden weather changes, or unexpected delays.
Here is what they recommend:
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Sun Protection: Sunscreen, sunglasses and hat
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Navigation: Map, compass, and GPS system
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Insulation: Jacket, hat, gloves, rain shell, and thermal underwear
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Illumination: Flashlight, lanterns, and headlamp
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First-Aid Supplies: First aid kit
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Fire: Matches, lighter, and fire starters
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Repair Kit and Tools: Duct tape, knife, screwdriver, and scissors
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Nutrition: Food
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Hydration: Water and water purification system
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Emergency Shelter: Tent, bivy sack, or emergency space blanket
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Our vision is to provide as many of these as we can in the most eco-friendly way possible.
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