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Help Your Students Discover the PastBLM public lands are America's largest classroom. Take students on a journey into the past by planning a field trip to an interpreted archaeological, historic, or fossil site. Check our Ready, Set, Explore! pages for maps of BLM-interpreted sites. The following list provides information about sites that offer regular educational programs or special events, many of which can be customized to meet your curriculum needs. Anasazi Heritage Center Resources for Educators Desert Discovery Center Education Center Homepage Describes education center in Barstow, CA, that offers formal and informal programs on natural, cultural, and historic resources of the Mojave Desert. Hands on the Land - Fish Slough Hands on the Land - National Historic Trails Interpretive Center Interactive website Profile of the National Historic Trails Interpretive Center, a BLM Hands on the Land site in Casper, WY Hands on the Land - San Joaquin River Gorge Hands on the Land - Sand Canyon Interactive website Profile of Sand Canyon Environmental Education Program, a BLM Hands on the Land site in California . For more information, contact BLM field office, Ridgecrest , CA. Hands on the Land - Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument National Historic Oregon Trail Interpretive Center Pompey's Pillar National Monument Yaquina Head Environmental Education
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