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National Geographic : 2015 Dec
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AMERICA’S NATIONAL PARKS teach invaluable lessons about our planet, our history, and ourselves. In the past 100 years, our parks have become treasured landmarks for recreation, classrooms for biodiversity, shining examples of our country’s great outdoor spaces, and bridges connecting us to the world of nature. However, if we want to keep them unspoiled for 100 more years, we need to educate the next generation to be stewards for their preservation. Did you know, each year visitors to our National Parks generate 100 million pounds of trash? That’s why, with support from Subaru, National Geographic has developed a series of engaging educational activities, designed to inspire and guide the next generation of national park visitors and outdoor adventurers. Learning how to explore green spaces, discovering how to read maps, and understanding how to keep our parks clean are just some of the lessons we can teach our younger generation. Teach the next generation how our actions impact nature and the most responsible way to enjoy, care for, and preserve our parks for the future. To download these free educational materials, visit natgeoed.org/loveyourpark. The future of our parks rests in the hands of our kids. WITH SUPPORT FROM
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