How to Become a B.A.R.K. Ranger: Visiting Yosemite with a Dog

Ranger Nicole and Chewy introduce the Yosemite Bark Ranger program, guiding pet owners on how to visit responsibly. The B.A.R.K code emphasizes bagging pet waste, leashing pets, respecting wildlife, and knowing where pets are allowed. Following these guidelines helps protect Yosemite's environment and wildlife. Visitors can become Bark Rangers by adhering to the code and obtaining a badge.

What is the primary purpose of the Yosemite Bark Ranger program?

• To provide pet-sitting services in the park

• To train pets to protect wildlife

• To ensure pets and their owners visit responsibly

• To allow pets to roam freely in the park

Why is it important to bag your pet's waste in Yosemite?

• It helps pets mark their territory

• It is required by law

• It can spread invasive plant seeds and diseases

• It acts as a natural fertilizer

What is the maximum length allowed for a pet leash in Yosemite?

• 4 feet

• 5 feet

• 6 feet

• 7 feet

How far should you keep your pet from wildlife in Yosemite?

• 50 yards

• 25 yards

• 10 yards

• 15 yards

Where are pets allowed in Yosemite?

• On the trail to Vernal Fall

• On fully paved roads, sidewalks, and bicycle paths

• On all trails

• In all meadows