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   Almost every kid has the experience of losing a treasured belonging.So does 8-year-old Maya Zrihen.But what she did afterwards really sets her apart.
   Maya has been collecting Junior Ranger badges（小護(hù)林員徽章）on family trips to national parks."National parks are very beautiful，and I want to protect them，so that's why I'm a Junior Ranger，" she said.
   When the family first learned about the Junior Ranger program，they decided to take full advantage of it.Maya's mother believed that there are things children can not learn from a textbook，but they can learn hands-on in the parks.So on holidays or at weekends，the family took Maya to different parks to complete various educational activities and earned badges."In Washington，D.C.，I visited all the monuments that we can get badges from，"Maya said proudly to others.
   In order to make Maya look like a real ranger，her mother purchased a hat for her to wear.Maya displays the badges she got on the hat while visiting parks.She is very proud of being part of this program.She also takes it upon herself to educate her friends about what she is learning in the parks and promises to care for them.
   Last month，Maya and her family went to Dry Tortugas，a heavily visited national park in Florida.Maya was very excited to go there because it was the park she had always dreamed of visitjye.aig.In the park Maya picked up litter，planted trees and put up posters to call on visitors to protect wild animals.At the end of the day，Maya finished all the tasks and got a fancy badge from a park ranger.She considered this badge her favourite one so she put it on the most outstanding place of the hat.Then Maya and other junior rangers played happily in the woods of the park for a while.

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   The family were about to leave when Maya found her favourite badge lost.              
   Several days later，Maya received a parcel from a stranger.