About Ranger Rick magazine

Ranger Rick, for kids 7 & up, brings kids all the things they most enjoy: close encounters with animals in the wild… science discoveries to share with friends and use in school assignments… and special pages full of puzzles, riddles, and mazes that stimulate logical thinking.

Every Ranger Rick delivers:

  • Amazing wildlife photography – revealing marvels of the natural world
  • Outdoor adventures, wilderness discoveries, and projects that foster environmental awareness
  • Expert answers to readers’ questions about plants, animals, and wilderness
  • Puzzles, games, crafts, stories, cartoons and more – all full of learning fun!

Ranger Rick publishes 10 times a year: Dec/Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun/Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov. We reserve the right to change the number of issues in a subscription term, without advance notice.

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About Ranger Rick Jr. magazine

Ranger Rick Jr., for kids 4-7, is filled with awesome animal photos, stories, games, activities. Ricky Raccoon and Sammy Skunk host young readers as they explore pure animal learning fun!

Every Ranger Rick Jr. is bursting with:

  • Riveting wildlife photos
  • Tons of animal facts
  • Games, puzzles and activities
  • Ideas for outdoor fun

Ranger Rick Jr. publishes 10 times a year: Dec/Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun/Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov. We reserve the right to change the number of issues in a subscription term, without advance notice.

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About Ranger Rick Cub magazine

Ranger Rick Cub introduces kids, from birth through 4 years old, to the world of animals, through stories, photos, and fun activities.

Every Ranger Rick Cub comes with:

  • Beautiful animal photos that also teach familiar adjectives and verbs, highlight letter and number recognition
  • Simple and endearing animal stories about bears, chipmunks, ducks and more.
  • Learning activities that ask children to sort, find, or compare objects
  • Sing-song animal poems
  • Activities little kids can do outside
  • Parent tips for sharing animal learning fun.

Ranger Rick Cub publishes 6 times a year: Jan/Mar/May/July/Sep/Nov. We reserve the right to change the number of issues in a subscription term, without advance notice.

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About Ranger Rick Zoobooks magazine

Zoobooks, for kids 7-12 years old, is the encyclopedia of animals. This magazine series covers animals from A to Z. Each Ranger Rick Zoobooks contains facts about a specific animal or group of animals and includes interactive pullout activity pages to help children enjoy learning! In a trademark design, age-appropriate animal information, captivating photographs and beautiful illustrations work together to make complex concepts easily understandable.

Ranger Rick Zoobooks is published 9 times a year: Dec, Jan, Feb, Mar/Apr, May/Jun, July/Aug Sep, Oct, Nov. We reserve the right to change the number of issues in a subscription term, without advance notice.


About Ranger Rick Dinosaurs magazine

Ranger Rick Dinosaurs, for ages 4-7, explores the wild, long-gone world of dinosaurs and other prehistoric reptiles. Each title focuses on a different dinosaur group, exciting a thirst for learning and encouraging curiosity well beyond its pages. In a trademark design, words, captivating photographs and beautiful illustrations work together to make complex concepts easily understandable.

Ranger Rick Dinosaurs is published 6 times a year: Nov/Dec, Jan/Feb, Mar/Apr, May/Jun, Jul/Aug, Sep/Oct. We reserve the right to change the number of issues in a subscription term, without advance notice.

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Where can I find my expiration date?

The month-end expiration date of your subscription can be found on your magazine label, near your name. Use your account number to log in to your Ranger Rick account and view your expiration information. Having trouble? Contact customer service toll-free at 1-800-611-1599 or email us.

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Changing your address can be done easily online by clicking here.


One of my Ranger Rick issues was never delivered. What should I do?

You can check the most recent issues our records show that you should have received by clicking here.


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Why do I have to enter my e-mail address?

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If a payment is due, you will be prompted on the account information page to make a payment on your account. Online payments can be made using your credit card, bank account or PayPal.

If you would like to pay by check or money order, please include your account number with your payment and mail it to:

Ranger Rick
PO Box 5153
Boone, IA 5050-0153


Why did I receive a bill after I already sent a payment?

Please keep in mind that it can take up to two weeks for us to receive and process your payment. If it has been less than two weeks since you sent your payment, please disregard any invoices that you receive. If it has been more than two weeks since you remitted payment, please click here to check your last payment date.


How can I cancel my subscription?

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What is Jr. Ranger?

Jr. Ranger is a nationwide competition that inspires young explorers (ages 4–12) to connect with nature and learn about conservation as they compete to earn $20,000, appear in a Ranger Rick Magazine, and meet Jeff Corwin for an exclusive adventure. The competition is run by Colossal and benefits the National Wildlife Federation. Learn more at jr-ranger.org.

Who runs the Jr. Ranger competition?
Colossal Management, LLC runs the Jr. Ranger competition as part of a fundraising campaign on behalf of DTCare, a 501(c)(3) charity.

Where does the competition money go?
The grant to the National Wildlife Federation will come from donations generated through votes by donation during the competition. 100% of donations made through the competition will go directly to DTCare, which will subsequently grant donation funds (minus competition fees/costs and a nominal percentage retained by DTCare) to the National Wildlife Federation. For more information visit https://jr-ranger.org/rules.

Why DTCare?
Many charities with honorable missions lack the bandwidth to run effective fundraising campaigns year-round. Through this competition, DTCare allows the National Wildlife Federation to spend less time raising funds and more time focusing on their mission.

Do the National Wildlife Federation, Jeff Corwin, or Ranger Rick Magazine run this competition?
No. Colossal Management, LLC runs the Jr. Ranger competition as part of a fundraising campaign on behalf of DTCare, a 501(c)(3) charity.

Are votes by donation tax deductible?
Yes! Every vote by donation is a direct donation to DTCare, a 501(c)(3) charity. Votes by donation are deductible for federal income tax purposes. DTCare will subsequently make the grant to the National Wildlife Federation after the winner is announced. Donors will receive a receipt via email.


Questions? Concerns?

If you have further questions or concerns please use a link below to email the respective magazine customer service teams.