The US National Parks Junior Ranger Program is designed to engage children aged 5 to 13 in the wonders of America’s national parks. It aims to inspire an appreciation for nature, wildlife, and history while encouraging responsible park exploration.
If you love the great outdoors and want your kids to love it to, read on for our family’s tried and true tips for hiking with little legs.
Attract more feathered friends to your yard or garden with this simple DIY bird feeder. Great STEM project to complement your nature study!
How to get started knowing and loving your local birds
YouTube is a smorgasbord of content. Don’t waste your precious time trying to wade through it all — here are the absolute best science channels for your kids!
We’re out exploring in this beautiful autumn weather! Read more to see what we’ve found!
If you are working on biology or life science this year, we’ve discovered a fantastic book for learning about the types of vertebrates and their amazing skeletons!
Did you know Charlotte Mason said little kids should be outside for six hours a day in fair weather? That sounds awesome to me, Charlotte. Unfortunately, our schedule is a bit tight for that right now. Since making the daylight
Ah, so many birds and so little time to sketch them poorly in my nature journal! While we did not see too many big animals on our trip to Olympic — not like going to Yellowstone where you’re practically tripping
In the literature I was reading preparing for our trip to Olympic, one description stated that the park had a “dazzling variety of wildflowers.” That was no joke! Due to the extreme variations in ecosystems throughout the park, countless types