Youth and Educators
Top row left toright Evelyn Fivecoat, NathanLain, Jace Little - Bottom row left to right Hayle Armstrong, Ceara Perry, Eedric Mize

BLM teaches responsible outdoor recreation through art

The Bureau of Land Management Lakeview Field Office recently held its annual 'Stop the Litter and the Vandalism' poster program in collaboration with the Pacific Northwest Four Wheel Drive Association and Tread Lightly!. This year's theme, "Don't Crush the Brush," emphasized the importance of using designated trails to protect land resources
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Two small children look through a magnifying glass on a nature trail outside.

Curious minds at play

Sixteen children ages 0-5 joined BLM Alaska Campbell Creek Science Center’s Interpretive Park Ranger Daniella Barraza and Education Technician Brad Fidel for TOTs – or Time Outside Together.

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A group of students stand outside and help pass a classmate up and through a hole in a make believe spider web. The web is made out of rope strung between two birch trees.

Teamwork saves Koosh balls and students from alligators

Koosh balls, alligators and lava monsters certainly have their place in the world, but seem like an odd combination in Ancho

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Youth at Earth Connections Camp 2023, Utah.

EARTH CONNECTIONS CAMP 2023: CONNECTING CULTURES AND BRIDGING WORLDS THROUGH NATURE

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A worker wrestling down fence

Anchorage Youth say "no" to screens, but "YEP!" to trails

Teenagers take to BLM’s Campbell Tract to labor.  

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A group of five children dressed in period clothing in a wagon

BLM Trails Center’s Student Docent Program creates the next generation of educators

A docent (“DOH-sent”) is a person who acts as a guide, typically on a voluntary basis. If you’ve ever been on a guided tour of a museum or an art gallery, you may have been led by a docent.

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