Resources

Get involved and help conserve our forests and grasslands!

Download and print this book full of games and adventures to take with you, and discover the forest!

Play detective on your next walk in the woods and discover how plants grow, age, decay, and more with these Project Learning Tree resources.

Be inspired to take personal responsibility for improving the environment. The goal is for children to "learn by doing."

Trees are an important part of our world. Pick a tree in your yard or neighborhood and write a thank you note to your tree for everything it does.

What do animals do when they are hungry, thirsty, or tired? Find out in this PBS KIDS Plum Landing activity!

What kinds of sounds do you hear around your neighborhood? Try this PBS KIDS Plum Landing Sound Safari activity to find out!

Get outside and enjoy nature with apps, links, and other resources from the NatureWatch site!

Be part of a national network of field classrooms outdoors.

The Jr. Ranger Programs use Forest Service science and practices to encourage children 7 through 13 to enjoy and appreciate nature.

Find out as these kids from PBS KIDS Plum Landing explore the roots and canopies of a local forest.

Can there be a forest hiding inside the city? Watch this PBS KIDS Plum Landing video with Ranger Jesse and find out!

How many different kinds of plants and animals live in your neighborhood? Find out by trying this PBS KIDS Plum Landing scavenger hunt!

Read about the many ways you can benefit from nature!

Find out about the different elements that make a forest, a forest.

No matter where you are in the world, visit the USFS’s LIVE programs for exciting, on-site learning about bats, butterflies, climate change, wetlands, and more!

Find out more about grants available for students and classrooms.

Escape to the forest and enjoy yourself, but leave it as you found it.

Here’s a list of do's and don'ts for the forest.

Agents of Discovery is a gamified way to get kids active and engaged in the world around them. The app uses geo-triggered, augmented reality to encourage real-world exploration of the forest and its natural features.