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Pipestone National Monument
For Kids

for kids includes:

Be A Junior Ranger
 

Junior Ranger Program

This is a great program for both children and adults to have fun while exploring and learning about Pipestone National Monument and it's resources. 

Web Ranger Program

For online fun activites to help you learn more about the National Park Service and their resources - Check out the NPS Webrangers program at www.nps.gov/webrangers/  

The Jr. Birder Program

The Jr.Birder program is a fun way to learn about birds and how to help to protect them. International Migratory Bird Day is held the second Saturday in May every year. To find out more about this event and the Jr. Birder program go to: www.birdday.org  
George Catlin  

Did You Know?
George Catlin was the first European-American to visit the pipestone quarries at Pipestone National Monument in 1836. A geologist dubbed the soft clay stone "Catlinite" after Catlin sent it to him for analysis.

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Last Updated: April 28, 2009 at 10:26 EST