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San Francisco Pride Parade 2024: 'Outstanding' photos!

Parks Conservancy and National Park Service staff marched proudly in the San Francisco Pride Parade on June 24

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The sun was shining over the 2024 San Francisco Pride Parade, as Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy staff and National Park Service rangers and staff from the Golden Gate National Recreation Area (GGNRA) marched proudly down Market Street. Toting vibrant umbrellas, high fiving adoring spectators, and waving from the Roving Ranger, the GGNRA team took home the "Outstanding Marching Group" award. It was a day filled with joy, community, and lots of rainbows as we celebrated our LGBTQ+ park staff and visitors. 

  • Smiling Parks Conservancy staff and NPS Rangers hold a Golden Gate National Parks banner and rainbow umbrellas in the Pride Parade.
    Parks Conservancy staff and NPS Rangers in the 2024 Pride Parade. Joe Gibson / NPS
  • The side of a ranger's hat with a rainbow feather as he marches in the Pride Parade. Rainbow flags and umbrellas billow in the background.
    An NPS Ranger marches in the 2024 Pride Parade. Joe Gibson / NPS
  • A ranger high fives a child wearing orange star sunglasses at the 2024 SF Pride Parade.
    A ranger high fives a child wearing orange star sunglasses at the 2024 SF Pride Parade. Joe Gibson / NPS
  • A ranger in a straw hat swirls a rainbow ribbin, while two other rangers hold a Golden Gate National Parks banner in the background.
    A ranger twirls a rainbow streamer at the 2024 Pride Parade. Joe Gibson / NPS
  • A ranger interacts with an excited crowd that's holding rainbow flags, cellphones, and a sign that says "SLAY".
    A ranger interacts with the crowd at the 2024 Pride Parade. Joe Gibson / NPS
  • A group photo of all the Parks Conservancy staff and NPS rangers that participated in the parade in front of the Roving Ranger.
    A group photo of all the Parks Conservancy staff and NPS rangers that participated in the parade in front of the Roving Ranger. Joe Gibson / NPS