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Educators

The Black Hills National Forest strives to get both young and old involved with nature. Through various programs, the forest works closely with local classrooms throughout the hills to teach people about the forest that surrounds them. For further conservation education assistance, contact your local Forest Service office.

FSNatureLIVE!

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FSNatureLIVE! brings together webinars and information about pollinators, climate change, wetlands, bats, bird migration, butterflies and rainforests.

Natural Inquirer

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Natural Inquirer is a science journal written by Forest Service scientists for middle-school students.

Celebrating Wildflowers

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USDA Forest Service botanists and other specialists around the country have contributed to the Celebrating Wildflowers website.

Every Kid Outdoors

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Hey fourth graders! See America’s natural wonders and historic sites for free.

North American Association for Environmental Educators

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North American Association for Environmental Educators has more than 5,400 links divided among 300 categories.

MEERA

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"My Environmental Education Evaluation Resource Assistant" (MEERA) is an online "evaluation consultant" created to assist you with evaluating your environmental education program.

National Symbols Cache

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Purchase fun symbolic items with Smokey Bear, Woodsy Owl, Fire Education, and much more!

USDA Curricula and Learning Resources

This website offers lesson plans for upper elementary, middle, and high school students and other activities for youth and families.

Last updated March 20th, 2025