Welcome to Your National Parks!

Shelton Johnston, a park ranger at Yosemite, shares his journey from Detroit to the national parks, emphasizing the cultural and personal significance of these landscapes. He encourages everyone to visit national parks, highlighting their transformative power. John Jarvis, director of the National Park Service, invites viewers to explore various experiences across America's parks.

What did Shelton Johnston initially feel about the distance between himself and national parks?

• He believed they were geographically and culturally distant.

• He felt they were very close to him.

• He felt indifferent about them.

• He thought they were part of his daily life.

According to Shelton, what do national parks represent?

• A location for urban development.

• A place for scientific research.

• A representation of America.

• A place for adventure sports.

What does Shelton suggest about visiting national parks?

• It is only for nature enthusiasts.

• It can transform your life for the better.

• It is too expensive for most people.

• It is a waste of time.

What does John Jarvis highlight about the national parks?

• They are exclusively for hiking.

• They are only for historical tours.

• They offer a variety of experiences beyond camping.

• They are only for camping.

Where can people find more information about national parks?

• Through television advertisements.

• At local libraries.

• In travel magazines.

• On the National Park Service website.