In the Tetons we lived In a 3 room log cabin (700 sq. ft.) which had not been winterized. After several months of -20 degree weather In which we struggled with freezing pipes and a draft across the living room floor. we wrapped the entire building in lathing and clear plastic to stay warm * * * In Rocky Mountain National Park. *** We * * * were charged for fire and police protection as part of our rent for housing when we ourselves would be both victim and responder because we were the only residents in that part of the park! (A husband and wife supervisory ranger couple with over 40 years of combined service from California.) Sequoia has seasonal rangers housed in "cabins" with bare cement floors and bathroom facilities housed outside in a central cabin. Migrant farm workers In California have stricter laws protecting them against such inadequate housing! (Another husband and wife supervisory ranger couple from Utah.) These situations are combining to rip the heart out of the National Park Service. the morale. the esprit de corps and the professionalism of the National Park Ranger. I see it in the staff I supervise and in the new recruits we must hire to fill in behind those rangers leaving the Service for a more humanistic way of life. We need help. (A supervisory park ranger from New Jersey.) Yes.