National Park Service
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About National Park Service
The National Park Service preserves natural and cultural resources and helps the public learn from and enjoy America’s national parks and related places.
- Identity status
- Verified from official sources
- Official website
- nps.gov ↗
- Directory resources
- 20 published resources
- Main subjects
- Nature & environment · History & culture · Science · Physical health · Parent & educator · Family learning
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National Park Service Kids
Junior Ranger programs, outdoor adventures, articles, events, and family learning from the National Park Service.
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.
NPS Science for Students of All Ages
The National Park Service connects students and teachers with park-based science labs, lesson plans, experiments, citizen science and other learning activities.
Denali Junior Ranger
Denali National Park and Preserve offers an in-person and online Junior Ranger experience with a free activity book, family guide, and an interactive Base Camp journey.
Every Kid Outdoors
The U.S. National Park Service explains how fourth graders and their families can use the Every Kid Outdoors program to access more than 2,000 federal lands and waters through an educational activity and pass.
National Park Service Learn and Explore
National Park Service history, nature, Junior Ranger, classroom, and Every Kid Outdoors learning links for children and educators.
NPS Science Labs
The National Park Service Science Labs catalog lists hundreds of park-based science activities with student and teacher formats, grade levels and subjects.
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.
John Muir National Historic Site Kids Activities
A National Park Service collection of nature scavenger hunts, journaling, tree identification, nature art, and conservation activities inspired by John Muir.
Teaching with Historic Places
The National Park Service’s Teaching with Historic Places program uses historic sites, primary sources, and lesson plans to help students investigate American history and place.
National Park Service Kids
A gateway to Junior Ranger badges, citizen science, camps, service projects, and outdoor learning across U.S. national parks.
Biscayne Discovery Distance Learning
Biscayne National Park’s Biscayne Discovery program brings park staff into classrooms for a virtual visit focused on marine science, park resources, and stewardship.
Everglades National Park Virtual Learning
Everglades National Park offers live curriculum-based virtual learning with park rangers on ecosystems, habitats, adaptations, seasons, food webs, climate, and restoration.
Joshua Tree National Park Virtual Field Trip
Joshua Tree National Park offers virtual programs about desert plants and animals, adaptations, drawing, rocks, minerals, weathering, and erosion.
Rock Creek Park Virtual Field Trips
Rock Creek Park offers ranger-led virtual programs about habitats, animal adaptations, environmental stewardship, and aquatic ecology for classrooms and organized groups.
Yellowstone Young Scientist 2026
Official provider program: Yellowstone Young Scientist 2026.
Denali National Park Distance Learning
Denali National Park and Preserve offers free interactive classroom presentations about subarctic ecosystems, wildlife, glaciers, sled dogs, fossils, and park history.
Lowell National Historical Park Virtual Field Trips
Lowell National Historical Park and the Tsongas Industrial History Center offer educator-led virtual field trips about the Industrial Revolution, water power, science, and history.
Fort Stanwix Virtual Field Trips
Fort Stanwix National Monument offers ranger-led virtual field trips about the American Revolution, soldiers, women and children, music, and the fort’s history.
Kennesaw Mountain Virtual Field Trips
Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park offers ranger-led virtual field trips that bring history, nature, and place-based learning to students online.
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