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Skriven 2005-04-21 23:33:00 av Whitehouse Press (1:3634/12.0)
Ärende: Press Release (0504211) for Thu, 2005 Apr 21
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Mrs. Bush's Remarks at the National Park Foundation's Junior Ranger
Campaign Event
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For Immediate Release
Office of the First Lady
April 21, 2005

Mrs. Bush's Remarks at the National Park Foundation's Junior Ranger
Campaign Event
Thomas Jefferson Memorial Washington, D.C.



11:30 A.M. EDT

MRS. BUSH: Thank you, Regan, and thanks, everybody. Thank you all for being
here. Thanks so much. Thanks, everyone.

I am an advocate for the national parks. The national parks mean so much to
me. I live in a national park -- the White House. (Applause.) This is my
view from my back porch. I get to see this every time I look out of the
window of the White House, the beautiful Washington Monument and the
Jefferson Monument that's behind me.

I've hiked in the national parks for my whole life, and it's been a very,
very important part of my life, hiking in our beautiful western national
parks, in our parks that are in Texas, and that -- some of the ones, a few
of the ones, I've walked on these ones that are right here in our nation's
capital.

I want to recognize Secretary Gale Norton, Secretary of the Department of
Interior for such a terrific job that you've done. Gale, thank you very,
very much. (Applause.) And Fran Mainella, who is the Director of the
National Parks. Franny, thank you so much. Fran and I had the chance to
hike together in Death Valley just a few weeks ago at the very height of
the wildflower season there. And Fran, you've done a great job. Thank you
very much. (Applause.)

And Vin Cipolla is the new President and CEO of the National Park
Foundation, and welcome aboard, Vin. Thank you very much for your good
work. (Applause.)

And Nancy Bechtle, who just spoke to you, who is the Vice Chair of the
National Park Foundation is doing a really wonderful job for the national
parks, so thank you, Nancy.

And today, and this is really the reason we're here, I especially want to
recognize the children who are here with us who are going to be the Junior
Rangers, the ones that we're going to see take the Junior Ranger pledge in
a little bit.

The Junior Ranger Campaign is the latest example of a really great
private-public partnership that helps all Americans, but especially
children, appreciate our historical and national landmarks that are our
wonderful national parks around the country. I'm proud to be the honorary
chair of the National Park's Junior Ranger program, now called "Connecting
our Children to America."

This site, the one that's right behind us here, honors our nation's third
President, Thomas Jefferson. Jefferson had a very grand vision for America,
and with the Louisiana Purchase in 1803, Jefferson nearly doubled the size
of our country. He sent two explorers right from the White House,
Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, to chart a course through all of these
new lands to the Pacific. Lewis and Clark reported more than 300 new
discoveries to scientists and to the public back here on the East Coast.

Today, America's national treasures are being explored by a whole new
generation of adventurers. National parks, national forests, national
seashores, America's historic sites are as diverse as our nation itself.
There are enough sites to keep even the most active explorers busy for a
lifetime.

As Junior Rangers discover our parks, they learn lessons about history,
culture and science. Buildings like Independence Hall in Philadelphia and
this memorial to Thomas Jefferson offer information about America's
Founders. The Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site in Atlanta
tells the story of an American hero. The redwood forest in California and
Glacier National Park in Montana, formed over thousands of years, teach
lessons in geology and botany. Junior Rangers can also go online and become
Web Rangers and bring the resources of the parks right into their own
homes.

Americans have enjoyed our national parks for generations, and future
generations deserve to enjoy them every bit as much as we do. We have a
shared responsibility to preserve our natural landscapes and keep them in
pristine condition for people who will come after us. The Junior Ranger
program instills in young people respect for nature and an appreciation for
our role in protecting it. And of course, we hope that some of these Junior
Rangers will grow up to be real park rangers, dedicating their lives to
caring for our national parks. (Applause.)

Thank you so much to all the park rangers here who literally spend your
lives helping people enjoy our national parks and also protecting our
national parks for each generation to come.

The best part of the Junior Ranger program is that whole families get
involved. They get to exploring national parks together. And we know that
children who enjoy visiting national parks with their parents will one day
make the same journeys with their own children. Generations of American
families can make really happy memories for their children in our nation's
most scenic places.

At his State of the Union address, President Bush announced a new
initiative called "Helping America's Youth." It's designed to call
attention all the ways adults in the United States can help America's youth
make healthy decisions for their own lives and for their own future.
Introducing boys and girls to the magnificence of nature and encouraging
them to spend time with their parents and their loved ones outdoors makes
an important contribution to helping America's youth, a contribution that
makes our communities and our country stronger.

Thank each one of you for bringing America's cultural, historical and
natural heritage to millions of young explorers. Thank you all. (Applause.)

END 11:36 A.M. EDT

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