
I have worked as a national park ranger on and off since 1985. My primary responsibilities have been to conduct walks and talks for visitors and to answer questions at information desks. The parks I have worked include the Everglades, Cape Hatteras, Cape Cod, Cuyahoga Valley (a little NPS recreation area in Ohio) and now Yellowstone.
My involvement with Web Design and development began while I was working as a ranger at Cuyahoga Valley. I created a new Website for them which was very well received. When the job of Web Coordinator came open in Yellowstone I applied and was unbelievably lucky to be selected for the job. After about 1 year of design and development work Yellowstone’s Website was complete enough that I could start working on some of the more advanced content. Two nearly real-time WebCams went online this summer as did a QTVR panorama section that allows viewers to pan their way entirely around a scene (unfortunately not in real-time).
I would like to invite everyone to return to the Yellowstone Website,
not only for WebCam images, but also as a way to learn about the
countless fascinating resources of the first national park in the
world. Take our online tours, read our scientific reports. If you find
Yellowstone fascinating, return to our Website often to learn a little
bit more.
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