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Finding Adventure on the Trails at Allsopp Park
On March 26th, we went on our hiking trip to Allsopp Park, and it was a great experience. We had 18 students attend, and the group made the outing even more enjoyable.
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Panther Outdoors Takes on the River: A Ride to Remember
On March 14th, Panther Outdoors hosted an unforgettable biking experience that brought together adventure, community, and the beauty of the outdoors.
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SFAU’s Epic New Mexico Park Tour
For our outdoor recreation outing, we decided to take a tour of 3 different national parks throughout West Texas and New Mexico. There were 16 of us total who embarked on this grand adventure. Here is a snapshot of our awesome spring break!
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Carolina Cares: Stewardship in Action
On the overcast afternoon of March 2, a stewardship outing was held on the UNC-Chapel Hill campus. This event fulfilled the National Park Trust stewardship requirement and brought together 11 UNC students, eleven total, including ambassadors Giulia and Nico, for a campus cleanup focused on giving back to the community...
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Hampton University Takes on The Adventure Park
Hampton's college ambassadors had the pleasure of leading 12 students from the Brownies Outdoors Club on a local park outing to The Adventure Park at Virginia Aquarium. The day was filled with excitement, encouragement, and unforgettable firsts as students challenged themselves both physically and mentally high above the ground.
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Presidents’ Day Above the City: Harvard Students Explore the Blue Hills
National Park Trust college ambassadors Kyra Richardson and Aiken Stribling led four Harvard students on a winter Local Park outing to Blue Hills Reservation just outside Boston
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SFA Trail Maintenance
Ambassadors Maddie Sweeten and Ava Emerson, along with other outdoor pursuits workers, gathered up all the equipment needed for a full morning of trailbuilding, maintenance, and cleanup
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Native Tree Planting with Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Agency
Western Washington University, National Park Trust, and a local stewardship organization, the Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association (NSEA) worked together to remove invasive Himalayan Blackberries, and plant native plants such as Snowberry, Yellow Cedar, and Birch trees.
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Nature Wellness Hike with Counseling and Psych Services
On Thursday, February 12th, 12 University of Arizona students and two Counseling and Psych Services (CAPS) providers went to Hidden Canyon for a nature wellness hike! This collaboration between the UA’s Outdoor Recreation program and CAPS has been in the works for a long time, but was finally made possible...
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Celebrate America’s 250th Birthday
The National Park System plays an important role in preserving America’s history by protecting the lands where key events happened and where influential figures lived and worked. Use these resources to celebrate 250 years of American history!
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Biking Through History with Military Families at San Antonio Missions National Historical Park
In February 2026, the Park Trust teamed up with NPS and our partners at Our Military Kids to host a special outdoor adventure for San Antonio–area National Guard and Reserve families at San Antonio Missions NHP.
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National Park Trust’s ‘Kids to Parks Day’ 2026 School Grants Announced
National Park Trust is proud to announce the recipients of its 2026 Kids to Parks Day School Grants Program, supporting under-resourced schools as they connect students with parks, public lands, and waterways nationwide. 118 grants were awarded to 99 schools to support student park experiences.

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