— Yellowstone National Park Impact GrantYellowstone National Park sent staff to improve their crosscut saw maintenance and sharpening skills through the help of... read more
Education

How We Help
The national parks serve as some of our nation’s finest classrooms and centers of active learning for all ages. From science to the arts, service learning to teacher training, America’s national parks teach invaluable lessons about our planet, our history and ourselves. In an era of shrinking education budgets and fewer opportunities to experience our world firsthand, the National Park Foundation is dedicated to establishing national parks as powerful learning environments that can provide in-depth, real-world learning experiences that shape lives and strengthen America's national parks.
The National Park Foundation is:
- Bringing over 30,000 students to national parks this year through its Ticket To Ride program.
- Working with teachers in all 50 states to embrace national parks as places of classrooms and centers for active learning.
- Making a difference, with over $3.5M provided to national parks through education grants and programs in the last three years.
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Education Programs
Education Success Stories
— Biscayne National Park Impact GrantThanks to the National Park Foundation and the South Florida National Parks Trust, Biscayne National Park is developing... read more
— Glacier National Park Impact GrantThis project enabled the interpretive staff and volunteer astronomers of Glacier National Park to expand night sky... read more
— Bryce Canyon National Park Electronic Field TripAn Electronic Field Trip to Bryce Canyon National Park explored the park’s unique geological and paleontological... read more
— Canyonlands National Park Impact GrantTo increase accessibility opportunities within Canyonlands and Arches National Parks, the park reconfigured erosion... read more
