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FEED THE RANGERS

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Proper food storage is very important when visiting our public lands, including national, state, and local parks, national forests, and national wildlife refuges. Bears, squirrels, raccoons, and ravens will steal your food in an instant! When Joe was a park ranger, he and his colleagues would say, “Feed the rangers, not the bears!” as they reminded visitors to put their food away.

 

Today, our rangers are in dire need of being fed. Literally. This administration has illegally fired hundreds of rangers and delayed hiring thousands of others. Everyone from front line park rangers, to biologists, to trail crews, to administrative staff; they’re all rangers. And they need our help.

 

At Oso Strategics, we’re doing what we can to feed the rangers! We’re donating 100% of the profits from our “Feed the Rangers” products to the Association of National Park Rangers’ Disaster Relief Fund to help rangers who have lost their jobs.

 

Please help feed the rangers! Thank you.

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About the Designer

Jonathan M Desmarais

We're proud to have collaborated with Jonathan M Desmarais to design our "Feed The Rangers" logo. His expertise brought our vision to life. With a proven track record as a former Main Street Manager, Jonathan M Desmarais (LLC) leverages his skills and experiences to help local economies thrive and to help create and support quality places; places that are livable, walkable, desirable, and equitable. He specializes in placemaking, marketing, and walkability. His services include community walk audits, deliverable design, website design and management, economic development strategy, brand strategy, social media marketing, social media audits, strategic planning, and freelance writing.

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