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Students From Bowie State University Reach New Heights
Taking a break before finals week, Bowie State University students faced their fears and enjoyed indoor rock climbing at Movement Gym.
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Conquering Currents: Students Facing Fears During Canoemobile Adventures
The National Park Trust participated in one of our favorite autumn traditions - Canoemobile! During Wilderness Inquiry's DC area stop, hundreds of DC and Maryland students got to paddle in custom-made, 24-foot canoes!
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Reel-ing in Future Fishing Enthusiasts
The saying goes, “If you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day; if you teach a man to fish, you feed him for a lifetime.” This past spring, National Park Trust did just that - teaching families how to fish at three national marine sanctuaries nationwide.
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Military Families From DC Metro Area Spend a Day Fishing and Kayaking Mallows Bay-Potomac River National Marine Sanctuary
On Saturday, June 3rd, National Park Trust partnered with the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation, NOAA Fisheries, and NOAA’s Office of National Marine Sanctuaries to engage military-connected families from the Washington DC metro area for a day of fishing and kayaking at Mallows Bay-Potomac River National Marine Sanctuary.
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Military Families From the DC Metro Area Spend A Day Fishing on Assateague Island
National Park Trust, National Park Service (NPS), and Our Military Kids partnered earlier this month to bring military personnel and their families to Assateague Island National Seashore in Maryland for a day of fishing on the shore of the Atlantic Ocean.
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Military Families Have a Fin-tastic Day of Fishing at Assateague Island National Seashore
On Saturday, May 13th, 2023, as the sun broke through the clouds on spring morning over the shoreline of Maryland, military families embarked on a special day of fishing and discovery at Assateague Island National Seashore.
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Potomac Shad – Fun At Fletcher’s Cove
The American and Hickory Shad run in the Potomac River is somewhat of a bittersweet story. Fast forwarding to 2023, the DC program finally organized an event to actually go shad fishing! Timing the event is a bit tough because the shad run is dependent on a lot of environmental...
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Maryland Elementary School Educator Receives 2023 National Award for Outstanding Environmental Stewardship
National Park Trust is pleased to announce that Raul Toscana, a 4th-grade teacher at Gaithersburg Elementary in Montgomery County, Maryland, has been awarded the 2023 National Educator Award for Outstanding Environmental Stewardship.
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Spring Browns On The Savage River
This trip was made possible by a generous donation from the National Park Trust. Project Healing Waters DC originally connected with the National Park Trust at a collaborative event with TAPS in November 2022.
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400 D.C. Students Celebrate the Arrival of Spring at Watkins Nature Center
This past March, students from KIPP DC Lead Academy enjoyed the beautiful Maryland spring before the humidity set in. Over two days, 400 1st-4th graders got to experience the wealth of activities that the Watkins Nature Center at Watkins Regional Park could offer! The Buddy Bison School Program engages kids...
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Students From Bowie State University Boulder For the First Time
For many of us, rock climbing seemed like a distant dream. A daring venture meant for wild thrill-seekers, extra-fit people, and those with pockets deep enough for well-insured, well-equipped adventures in distant mountains. Yet, a brief 30-minute drive from Bowie State University, an unconventional gym boasts not heavy treadmills or...
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Joint Base Myer Henderson Hall Families Discover the Ghost Fleet of Mallows Bay National Marine Sanctuary
On a crisp autumn Saturday morning, a group of 40 service members and their families gathered together at Mallows Bay National Marine Sanctuary, located on the serene Potomac River just south of Washington, D.C.

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