Distance Learning

Our educators have a wealth of knowledge about Denali National Park and Preserve and great stories about living in Alaska. Tap into this engaging information through an informal question and answer session that is available to K-12th grades and university level students. Topics can cover the flora, fauna, glaciers, geology, biology, and cultural history of Denali, as well as life in rural Alaska, careers in the National Park Service, and more.

Denali National Park and Preserve hosts the tallest mountain in North America. It can be hard to get here, but you can bring Denali into your classroom instead! Learn about this tall peak and why exactly Denali is so tall in this program specifically designed for 4th-6th grade.

Ever wonder what Denali looked like 70 million years ago? Learn about our Cretaceous past during this brand new distance learning program specifically design for K -3rd grade. Using Zoom or Skype videoconferencing connection, our staff will spend an hour teaching your class about Denali's prehistoric past using interactive lessons and activities.

Public lands are special places that provide opportunities for us to connect with the history and culture, enjoy nature, and make new discoveriesbut only if we get out and visit them! This program will teach your students about what makes Denali unique and special. Learn about our sled dogs, Denali (North America's tallest mountain), and the wildlife that call this park home!

Denali National Park and Preserve hosts the US government's only dog-sled team. It can be hard to get here, but you can bring Denali into your classroom instead! The education staff at Denali can visit your classroom for free via the internet. Using Zoom or Skype videoconferencing connections, our staff will spend an hour teaching your class about Denali's amazing natural resources using interactive lessons and activities