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Ranger Rick is a children’s nature magazine published for young readers to learn about wildlife, conservation and the natural world.
The magazine mixes stories, activities and photos to engage kids and promote environmental awareness.
Ranger Rick is published by the National Wildlife Federation and is available in print and digital formats via app stores and direct subscriptions.
Subscription delivery and management methods vary by platform (App Store, Google Play, or publisher website).
After cancellation you typically retain access until the end of the current paid period.
No immediate access loss is expected unless the provider states otherwise.
Auto-renew stops for future billing once cancellation is processed per the platform rules.
Your account data and subscription record are usually retained by the publisher for service and support purposes.
Generally, App Store subscriptions auto-renew and do not allow pro rata cancellations or refunds during an active subscription period.
Apple-managed refunds are handled by Apple; cancellation stops future renewals but does not guarantee refund of the current term.
Below are approximate Singapore Dollar prices converted from USD pricing and provided for quick comparison.
Actual charges may vary due to App Store localization and exchange rates.
| Plan | Price (SGD) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single Issue | approx S$5.38 | Per Issue | One digital issue |
| Monthly Subscription | approx S$5.38 | Monthly | Auto-renewing access to issues |
| 6-Month Subscription | approx S$13.49 | 6 months | Access to 6 months of issues |
| 1-Year Subscription | approx S$21.59 | 1 year | Access to 1 year of issues |
Singapore’s Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act covers many consumer transactions but typically focuses on in-person and tele-sales.
Digital subscriptions bought through app stores or directly from publishers do not automatically get a statutory 14-day cooling-off right.
Many users try to cancel through the publisher when their subscription was purchased via the App Store or Google Play.
Check your payment method and subscription source first, then follow the corresponding cancellation route.
Failing to turn off auto-renew at least 24 hours before the period ends (for Apple) can cause an unexpected renewal charge.
Not saving receipts or screenshots makes disputes harder to resolve with support or payment providers.
| Channel | How to cancel | Refund likelihood | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| App Store (iOS) | Cancel via Apple Account Settings > Subscriptions; turn off Auto-Renew 24 hours before period end | Low for active period; Apple handles refunds case-by-case | Auto-renew is controlled by Apple; keep proof of cancellation |
| Google Play (Android) | Cancel via Google Play Store > Subscriptions; manage there | Not explicitly detailed; follow Google Play policies | Policies may mirror App Store practices but check Google Play support |
| Web / Direct (National Wildlife Federation) | Use subscriber services site’s "Cancel Subscription" link; provide account number or mailing address | Depends on publisher; possible if cancelled before first issue processed | Publisher may offer exceptions; keep order information ready |
Use the table to pick the cancellation route that matches where you made the purchase.
Keep documentation handy before contacting support or the platform.
Ranger Rick P.O. Box 3056 Harlan, Iowa 51593-0120
Use this address for postal correspondence related to subscriptions when requested by the publisher.
When sending mail, include your account number, full name, mailing address on the subscription and a clear cancellation request.
Retain proof of posting and copies of your cancellation notice for records.
Already sent a letter? Enter its tracking number to see its proof of dispatch and certified timestamp.
Written by Nurul Yeo
Former postal advisor · 5 years experience
Former postal-services advisor and e-signature specialist, I have been writing for Postclic for 5 years to demystify legally binding mail for everyday users.