Youth and Educators
Amala Posey-Monk and her husband, Bentley, on the set of Sesame Street, where Amala was a guest on the show.

When the awards don't matter

For the recipient of the 2024 Eric Finstick Stewardship Award, accolades were never the point.
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Group of young volunteers posing outdoors with collected plants and yard waste on a sunny day.

Students remove 300 pounds of invasive plants at Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding Natural Area

Partnership with the Jupiter Environmental Research and Field Studies Academy (JERFSA) at Jupiter High School, helps combat persistent invasive species at the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding Natural Area in Jupiter, Florida.
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Group of students and adults posing outside a school entrance under a "Career Day" banner dated March 6, 2020.

BLM Engages Future Leaders at Northwest Jackson IB Middle School Career Day

On March 3, 2026, representatives from the BLM joined a diverse group of professionals at the Northwest Jackson IB Middle School Career Day, in Jackson, Mississippi.
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Table displaying various brochures, educational materials, and promotional items related to wildlife, geology, and public lands management.

Inspiring Future Land Stewards Through STEAM

On December 13, 2025, staff from the NSDO spent the day at Glen Hills Middle School in Glendale, Wisconsin, participating in a STEAM Fair, featuring interactive exhibits from numerous local organizations and businesses.
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BLM WY staff and WY Conservation Corp crew pose for a photo during the restoration project at Muddy Creek in WY.

Partnership drives ongoing habitat restoration in Muddy Creek watershed

BLM, Trout Unlimited, and youth crews installed 98 beaver dam analogs in the Muddy Creek watershed, restoring 14 miles of habitat for native fish, mule deer, sage grouse, and other wildlife.
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A group of kids crowd around a man wearing a fluorescent safety vest and gray baseball cap. The kids wear brightly colored clothing and each of them are looking down at the black gold pan that the man is holding. The pan is partially filled with water, but a couple of gold flakes are visible at the edge of the pan.

51 years of learning about Alaska’s resources

Since 1974, students from the Anchorage School District come to Campbell Creek for a field trip where they learn about wildlife safety, archaeology, birding, fly fishing, paleontology, land surveying, and gold panning.
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