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Screenshot of Yosemite Virtual Junior Ranger
92/100 · ages 4–13

Yosemite Virtual Junior Ranger

Yosemite National Park’s Junior Ranger page combines a free handbook, an adapted companion guide, virtual English and Spanish activity worksheets, ranger drawing projects, and nature-learning links.

WebsiteDownloadableJunior RangerNational parks
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Screenshot of Smithsonian National Zoo Kids and Families

Smithsonian National Zoo Kids and Families

The Smithsonian National Zoo offers free Conservation Classroom lessons, under-five Head Start programs, nature play, animal conservation content, and family video resources.

WebsiteDownloadableConservationEarly learning
0–11 · Free90
Screenshot of Auckland Zoo Virtual Education Sessions

Auckland Zoo Virtual Education Sessions

Auckland Zoo brings wildlife, conservation science, sustainability, wetlands, birds, animal adaptations, and wellbeing learning into classrooms through interactive online sessions.

WebsiteDownloadableConservationSustainability
5–18 · NZ$100 per class89
Screenshot of Joshua Tree Junior Ranger

Joshua Tree Junior Ranger

Joshua Tree National Park’s Junior Ranger page guides children through drawing, writing, wildlife observation, ranger programs, and a virtual activity route for learning about the desert park.

WebsitePhysical placeDownloadableDesert ecologyJunior Ranger
5–13 · Free booklet; the standard badge requires a park visit89
Screenshot of Omaha Zoo Virtual Learning

Omaha Zoo Virtual Learning

Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium offers live virtual field trips with zoo experts, animal cameras, keeper footage, interactive conversations, and curriculum-aligned programs.

WebsiteDownloadableAnimal adaptationsConservation
5–18 · $125–$160 per session88
Screenshot of Philadelphia Zoo to You

Philadelphia Zoo to You

Philadelphia Zoo’s virtual learning gateway offers wildlife discovery and curriculum-focused materials built around student-led environmental topics.

WebsiteDownloadableConservationEnvironmental science
6–18 · Free88
Screenshot of Calgary Zoo Virtual Programs

Calgary Zoo Virtual Programs

Calgary Zoo’s virtual school programs include wildlife and conservation experiences such as Penguin Palooza, Polar Passage, Virtual Safaris, and Wilder 101.

WebsiteDownloadableConservationSchool programs
5–18 · Paid booking; fees vary87
Screenshot of Honolulu Zoo Education

Honolulu Zoo Education

Honolulu Zoo’s education hub brings together Zoo to You, virtual tours, conservation learning, preschool experiences, and other wildlife programs.

WebsiteDownloadableConservationEarly learning
3–14 · Free to explore; program booking varies86
Screenshot of North Carolina Zoo Digital Discovery

North Carolina Zoo Digital Discovery

North Carolina Zoo’s Digital Discovery is a virtual school-group program that brings wildlife care, conservation, and the protection of wild places to learners remotely.

WebsiteDownloadableConservationSchool programs
5–18 · Paid booking; price not published85
Screenshot of Staten Island Zoo Education

Staten Island Zoo Education

Staten Island Zoo provides virtual, in-zoo, and traveling education programs with standards-aligned topics spanning pre-K through middle school.

WebsiteDownloadableAnimal scienceSchool programs
4–14 · Paid programs; booking required84
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