Learning Landscapes

Image Collage - Check out the links to the right to visit BLM's Learning Landscapes

This website is produced and maintained by the Division of Education, Interpretation, and Partnerships. It presents educational and enrichment opportunities associated with the 258 million acres of public lands that BLM manages for all Americans. Visitors can learn, get fit, commune, contemplate, serve, renew, revive, and re-center.


 

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 New! 
Journey Through the Monument

 
7th graders  from Fort Benton School in  Montana examine macroinvertebrates 

Students in North Central Montana have "treasured landscapes" in their backyard and, fortunately for them, they also have teachers and local BLM staff members who are working to make sure these young people establish connections with those landscapes. More>>

 

 

Sierra Nevada 
Geotourism Project

 
Sierra Nevada Geotourism MapGuide

The Sierra Nevada Geotourism Project seeks to celebrate the Sierra Nevada as a world-class destination, while contributing to the economic health of the region by promoting sustainable tourism.

History buffs and adventurers, backpackers and foodies, birders and sightseers will discover unique destinations based on recommendations from those who know best--residents of the Sierra Nevada.

The National Geographic Society and its partners, including the BLM, are currently accepting recommendations for sites to be included on the forthcoming Sierra Nevada Geotourism Mapguide.  More>>


 

 



Previous "In The Spotlight" Features


Redvale CCC Project

Holding onto the GREEN Zone


Fort Egbert


Project Archaeology newsletter


Yellowstone Geotourism project

Education/Interpretation Update


BLM Youth Initiatives

Preserve America Youth Summit

Alternative Spring Break

Hike Hell's Half Acre Lava Trail

Great Basin Teachers' Workshop