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While spending time outdoors as a family, be sure to continue practicing social distancing alongside the following tips to keep our families and green spaces safe.
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Download and print this book full of games and adventures to take with you, and discover the forest!
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Play detective on your next walk in the woods and discover how plants grow, age, decay, and more with these Project Learning Tree resources.
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Be inspired to take personal responsibility for improving the environment. The goal is for children to "learn by doing."
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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.
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What do animals do when they are hungry, thirsty, or tired? Find out in this PBS KIDS Plum Landing activity!
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What kinds of sounds do you hear around your neighborhood? Try this PBS KIDS Plum Landing Sound Safari activity to find out!
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Get outside and enjoy nature with apps, links, and other resources from the NatureWatch site!
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The Jr. Ranger Programs use Forest Service science and practices to encourage children 7 through 13 to enjoy and appreciate nature.
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Find out as these kids from PBS KIDS Plum Landing explore the roots and canopies of a local forest.
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Can there be a forest hiding inside the city? Watch this PBS KIDS Plum Landing video with Ranger Jesse and find out!
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How many different kinds of plants and animals live in your neighborhood? Find out by trying this PBS KIDS Plum Landing scavenger hunt!
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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!
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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.
