How to Join Hands on the Land
Hands on the Land is a network of field classrooms designed to connect students, teachers, and parents to their public lands. Hands on the Land offers education programs in natural and cultural settings that have been developed collaboratively by federal agencies and schools.
The goal of Hands on the Land is to encourage and support local partnerships between public land management agencies and schools, teachers, and students. To join the Hands on the Land network, partnerships must meet these Membership Criteria*. For more information about the benefits of membership in Hands on the Land about how you can be part of this growing network, click on one of the following links.
The 2008 Hands on the Land Awards have been given to King Range National Conservation Area (BLM) for Community Collaboration and Elden Pueblo Project (NFS) for Fostering Partnerships. Both locations have exceptional programs which link their managed lands with the surrounding community. Please visit their site profile to learn more about their programs. 
