Furloughed ranger starts making videos of national parks for the public

It’s been over a month since the government shutdown first started and some federal employees have been, well, available. Zack Frank, a 35-year-old National Park ranger is one of them. Parks have been largely unstaffed for over a month, jeopardizing worker’s incomes, threatening park security, and ruining vacations — among other completely avoidable consequences. The mood is grim. So Frank decided to do something good with his free time: make educational videos of the 418 national parks he loves. SEE ALSO: The sad silence of the National Parks Instagram accounts Frank was a photographer before he joined the National Park Service. He always dreamed of creating a project like this, he just never had to time to do it. Now he does, for better or worse. Read more… More about Videos, Culture, National Parks, Rangers, and Culture Source: http://bit.ly/2DzW0kM Droolin’ Dog sniffed out this story and shared it with you. The Article Was Written/Published By: Heather Dockray ! #Headlines, #Shutdown, #TechNews, #News, #Newsfeed http://bit.ly/2FPtsWY
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