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All About Elk
Did you know elk live in the Smoky Mountains? Join Student Ambassador Darren in learning about these unique creatures.
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TSU Students Cast Their Lines at Stones River National Battlefield
Tennessee is home to many outdoor oases, and many of those spaces have yet to be discovered by Tennessee State University students.
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Exploring Smoky Mountains National Park
Ambassador Aodhan shares how Great Smoky Mountains National is bringing stories to the trials!
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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 Mobile App
Download and use the ParkPassport App to discover new outdoor places to explore all year long.
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Experience Fall Foliage in Our National Parks
Fall is a favorite time of year for many people all across the country!
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Ambassador Ace Reflects on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Read why Ambassador Ace believes Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is one of the most important people in world history.
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Explore Parks Near You
Explore parks near you! Wondering what parks are in your state? Look no further!
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Discovering the Parts of a Flower
Parks such as Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Mount Rainer National Park (WA) boast some of the world’s most beautiful wildflowers. But there’s more to these blooms than meets the eye. With the help of Buddy Bison, learn about the parts of the White Avalanche lily. Then using real...
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Make a Bird’s Wing With Buddy Bison
Join Buddy Bison and learn about the three most common birdwing shapes found in the Great Smokies.
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Tracking Animals With Buddy Bison
Learn to identify an American black bear track on your own! Make your own stamps of three different predators found in Smoky Mountains National Park using the guidelines on the following page.
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