Every Kid in a Park
If you are a fourth grader, or age equivalent free-choice learner, you and your family can receive an Every Kid in a Park pass that will give you free access to hundreds of parks, lands, and waters for an entire year.
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Happy 100th Birthday, National Parks!
Join in the Centennial celebration with this fun, informative, and adventure-filled Centennial Junior Ranger booklet.
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Learn and have fun with WebRangers
WebRangers is the online extension of the Junior Ranger program. It's a website for kids of all ages.
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Kids in Kayaks
8th grade students at the Mount Washington School in Baltimore, MD participate in the Kids in Kayaks program.
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Junior Cave Scientist Program
In the Junior Cave Scientist activity book, you will explore the fascinating and fragile underground world of caves, and learn about the National Park System. Learn more »
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Teen Poets
Join three teen poets from New York City on an adventure to the wilderness of Fire Island National Seashore. Here, these young city dwellers discover a natural sanctuary sheltered from the fast paced frenzy of urban life. And it's only a train ride away! Learn more »
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A Fun Place to Visit
George Washington Carver National Monument is a fun place to visit! Plan to spend a couple of hours or a whole day discovering nature, trying out experiments and learning about George Washington Carver. Learn more »
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International Migratory Bird Day Celebrated
In its second year, the Festival Internacional de Aves Migratorias bid farewell to the neotropical migratory birds as they were starting their migration north. Learn more »
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