Open OutDoors for Kids 2026–27
The National Park Foundation’s 2026–27 Open OutDoors for Kids program supports field trips, classroom engagements, virtual learning, and park-partner experiences for students across more than 90 national parks.
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The National Park Foundation’s 2026–27 Open OutDoors for Kids program supports field trips, classroom engagements, virtual learning, and park-partner experiences for students across more than 90 national parks.
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This resource is listed for ages School-age students and families. It is available as Website and is listed as program-supported access varies by grantee. The listed language coverage is English.
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