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Park Trust Student Ambassador Everleigh Talks About Kids to Parks Day 2023
National Park Trust Student Ambassador Everleigh was interviewed on May 16. 2023 by her local Fox News station to talk about Kids to Parks Day 2023.
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National Public Radio Features Our College Ambassador Progam and a Recent Trip to Mammoth Cave
Thanks to NPR and WPLN’s reporter Alexis Marshall, you can read more about an adventure that took a dozen Tennessee State University (TSU) students into the underbelly of Mammoth Cave National Park, KY.
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ParkPassport App is Endorsed as an Essential for Visiting Parks
MakeUseOf.com, one of the largest online technology publications, has recommended our ParkPassport App as one of the 8 Apps You Need When Visiting National and State Parks!
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National Park Trust and Code3 Take Local DC Youth Paddling on the Anacostia River
Through a new partnership, National Park Trust and Code 3 are creating opportunities for DC-area police officers to engage with under-served youth–many of whom are survivors of gun violence and/or have experienced homelessness–to explore the great outdoors and experience the healing qualities of nature.
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Park Trust Executive Director Grace Lee Talks to The Weather Channel About Kids to Parks Day 2021
Park Trust Executive Director Grace Lee talks to The Weather Channel about Kids to Parks Day 2021.
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#MyParkMyWhy Featured on WHO HD Channel 13 News in Iowa
A national group is encouraging Iowans to share their love of their local parks.
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D.C. Students Leave the City to Explore a National Park
Outside Magazine features the National Park Trust episode of Hydro Flask's Let's Go video series.
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Kids to Parks Day Contest Winners Skype with White House
Kindergarten teacher Ms Higbee and her students will be Skyping with the White House, the first time it's ever been done
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12-Year-Old Boy’s Love of National Parks Led Him to Adventure and a Life of Advocacy
Bryan Wilson has been dog sledding in Alaska, been soaked at Niagara Falls and stood in the shadow of Mount Rushmore.
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Students Reduce Carbon Footprint and Win $1,500
Fourth graders, one of three top classes in the nation after participating in the Buddy Bison Carbon Reduction Contest

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