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    KIPTON V.WALTON

    Sep 01, 2021 3 minutes
    by Jessica Renslow

    also known as Ranger Kip, serves at the Paul H. Douglas Center for Environmental Education in Gary, Indiana. He’s been fascinated by the great outdoors since he was a little boy and has worked as a National Park Service (NPS) park ranger for almost three decades. He’s in the Interpretation division, which means he gets to help teach people of all ages about plants and animals and how they connect to people. He loves working

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