In Alaska, youngsters in the Kodiak Science and Salmon Camp try a fresh angle on learning. (Photo: USFWS) Nature learning needn’t stop when you’re stuck inside. Even indoors, you can deepen your knowledge of the natural world and entertain yourself in the process. Stories about environmental challenges and successes, lessons about animal behavior, wildlife webcams, puzzles, videos, podcasts, activities and coloring books all can be fun resources to inspire wonder and build nature knowledge at any age.
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Fun Reads Entertaining stories can teach you a lot about animals and wildlife conservation issues. -
Coloring Pages Relax by coloring ducks, manatees, sandhill cranes and other animals found on refuges. -
Puzzles and Games Have fun solving word puzzles about North American fish and animals.
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Wildlife Videos These short films give you an up-close look at some amazing animals in their native habitat. -
Wildlife Webcams Remote cameras capture candid shots and videos of birds and animals at wildlife refuges. -
Teacher Resources Download classroom lesson plans and resources and student activity guides free.
Hear wildlife experts explain how they improve conditions for wildlife.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service education specialist Kendra Bush teaches kids aboard the research vessel Tiglax. (Photo: Joel Vos/USFWS)