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Title
Women Rangers Now Roam Afghanistan's First National Park
Author(s)
Bradfield, D., Williams, A.G.
Abstract
It took 62 years for women rangers to achieve equal status with their male peers in the US National Park Service: in Afghanistan, it has taken just three. In a landmark event for Afghanistan, four women were recently hired as park rangers in the country's Band-e-Amir National Park – the first female park rangers ever employed in the nation.
Keywords
Band-e-Amir National Park,Protection, Rare endangered species,Women rangers
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