MILFORD, PA — Starting Monday, June 10, the Junior Ranger Program at Grey Towers National Historic Site will commence. Children of all ages can participate in this free program. 

Children will be given a workbook with activities to be completed on the grounds. After the child finishes the activities—which include scavenger hunts, conservation-based questions and more—they can be sworn in as a Junior Ranger at Grey Towers NHS. 

The Junior Ranger will then be given the official wooden Junior Ranger badge. 

The program is designed to encourage children to appreciate nature and be more aware of the world around them.

Junior Ranger workbooks can be found at the Grey Towers Visitor Center starting at 10:30 a.m. and completed workbooks can be given to staff by 3 p.m. on museum tour days. Children must be present to receive a badge. 

For additional information, visit www.fs.usda.gov/greytowers or social media sites at www.facebook.com/GreyTowersNHS or  www.twitter.com/GreytowersNHS.