Presented by Western National Parks

Film Screening & Discussion | “A Rally for Rangers” with Tom Medema

About This Event

The award-winning 2022 documentary film A Rally for Rangers is the compelling story of an adventure-philanthropy project bringing new motorcycles to rangers across the globe to aid in their anti-poaching efforts.

Enjoy a Q&A with former National Park Service park ranger and Associate Director Tom Medema—Rally for Rangers co-founder and the film's co-producer—following the screening. Run time: 55 min. Not rated.

 

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About This Event

The award-winning 2022 documentary film A Rally for Rangers is the compelling story of an adventure-philanthropy project bringing new motorcycles to rangers across the globe to aid in their anti-poaching efforts.

Enjoy a Q&A with former National Park Service park ranger and Associate Director Tom Medema—Rally for Rangers co-founder and the film's co-producer—following the screening. Run time: 55 min. Not rated.

 

Hosted By:

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Getting There

The National Parks Store, Kiva Room
12880 N Vistoso Village Drive
Tucson, Arizona 85755
United States

Learn More About the Life and Career of Tom Medema

2024 Edward B. Danson Award winner, nationally recognized leader, and lifelong public lands advocate Tom Medema had a storied career at the National Park Service (NPS) for more than three decades. 

At parks across the country, Medema championed interpretive, educational, collaborative, and volunteer programs so that people of all backgrounds can enjoy America’s public lands. After retiring from federal service, he continues to advocate for, and support, conservation efforts within the United States and abroad. 

He has also received the Department of the Interior Distinguished Service Award, the NPS Sequoia Award, and the President’s Award from the National Association for Interpretation. 

Western National Parks had the privilege of interviewing Medema about his life, work, what winning the Edward B. Danson Award meant to him, and what’s next. Read more on WNP's blog