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Smokey Bear and Woodsy Owl at your service! You can get conservation education assistance at your local Forest Service office. Plus, teacher materials, activities for kids, and interactive websites are available.
Teachers & Interpreters
Contact your local Ranger District for information on curriculum, speakers, and other resources.
Eagle Explorers Program
The Eagle Explorers Junior Naturalist Program (pdf) is a fun and engaging opportunity for kids ages 6 and up to get to know the Eagle River watershed. Spend a day, week, month or year becoming an official Eagle Explorer by completing an Eagle Explorer Booklet.
Interpretive Programs
These are provided by the Gore Range Natural Sciences School and the Eagle-Holy Cross Ranger District. Naturalists provide interpretive programs on subjects such as mountain mammals,wildflowers, cultural history, and many more. Programs are offered Mondays through Saturdays at multiple locations across the Eagle-Holy Cross Ranger District from June 20th through Labor Day weekend.
Research
A good source of current scientific information for our area can be found at the Rocky Mountain Research Station.
Fiddlin' Foresters
The Rocky Mountain Region hosts a unique interpretive program, the Fiddlin' Foresters. Employees use their resource knowledge and musical talents to present old-time tunes to inspire, educate and entertain
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