Recreation

  • After reading “Pack to Back,” test your understanding by completing this eyeChallenge. Explain what each of these photos from the…
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    eyeChallenge – Pack to Back

  • Test your knowledge of social science and park design with a word search.
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    Word Search – Social Groupies

  • The questions you will answer in this FACTivity are: How does a park in your area offer visitors (1) refuge…
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    FACTivity – Where the Sidewalk Ends

  • The idea of protecting lands as wilderness did not happen overnight. Before the National Wilderness Preservation System was established in…
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    Spotlight – Wilderness Act Timeline (Wilderness 2.0)

  • This monograph is one of two Wilderness 50 monographs. These two monographs were created to honor the 50th anniversary of…
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    Pack to Back (Wilderness 50 Monograph Series) – Vol. 1 No. 9

  • In this FACTivity, you will become a park manager and examine where to place trails in a fictional park according…
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    FACTivity – The Golden Egg

  • The idea of protecting lands as wilderness did not happen overnight. Before the National Wilderness Preservation System was established in…
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    Spotlight – Wilderness Act Timeline (Pack to Back)

  • The scientists in this study wanted to answer two questions: (1) How many people in the United States are projected…
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    Pack to Back: Investigating Backpacking and Other Backcountry and Wilderness Activities

  • Some scientists believe that spending any amount of time outdoors is good for kids, and certain activities may provide more…
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    Time Out! How Much Time Do Kids Spend Outdoors?