What is NEPRA?

NEPRA members perform diverse duties in various agencies but share common needs and experiences

NEPRA is an association created to promote the advancement of the Park Ranger profession by providing a forum for the exchange of ideas through interaction with park professionals, educators and others interested in the Ranger profession. NEPRA plays a leadership role in encouraging the highest standards of public service in the region. The Association is committed to enhancing the Ranger profession through training, networking, research and social enrichment.

Click here to learn about the role of Park Rangers.

Thank You

NEPRA would like to thank all those who donated items or services for our 2011 annual fundraising raffle.

Get Involved

NEW  
  • New Links on the "Links" page!
  • Hello, NEPRA member!
    Your executive board is looking for your advice, suggestions, and ideas. Please answer our survey, posted at: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/ZQJMZYR
    It should only take about five minutes. Please complete it by August 20th.We’re currently getting into the active planning stage for the next conference and are discussing other training opportunities so your input will be valuable!
    Thanks, in advance, for your participation! Thanks!
  • Read the response letter from the office of the Governor, Deval Patrick
  • NEPRA Has A Facebook Group Page.
    If you have a Facebook page join to check out the Discussion Board feature where you network with other members and more.
  • The new "Group/Agency" Annual Dues amounts are now listed on theMembershippage.
  • Want to be informed of upcoming events and take part in membership surveys?
    Send your email address to: webmaster@yankeeranger.org
    Please put "add me to the email list" in the subject line.
Upcoming Events  
Board Meetings  
  • Last: February 22nd 2012 at Wachusett Ranger Station
  • Next: TBD
Note from the President  

News and Articles

  • Building Your Interpretive Resume contributed by the Association of National Park Rangers
  • Puppets and Programs by Park Ranger Roxanne Barbeau
  • Washington Watch by Trust for Public Land
  • National Park Service Incident Reports
  • Search Google News for Park Ranger stories