Support for Furloughed Park Rangers in Utah
A community in Utah is showing support for furloughed park rangers during the federal government shutdown.
Over 100 park rangers and community members came together for a warm pasta dinner in Springdale, where they shared hugs and expressed gratitude.
The level of gratitude, the way that filled the room, was almost a spiritual experience to me.
This event was organized by the Zion Forever Project, with CEO Natalie Britt noting the emotional impact on the attendees.
- Utah has dedicated funds to keep national park visitor centers open during the shutdown.
- The community dinner was a gesture of support for the furloughed park rangers.
Author's summary: Utah community supports furloughed park rangers with dinner.
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