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Badlands National Park
Guest Speakers
Ranger initiating the Junior Ranger Pledge to a group of children

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Held in the park's classroom, a ranger initiates the Junior Ranger pledge to a group of children.

Badlands In Your Classroom Education Outreach Program

Enhance your K-12 science curriculum by inviting a Badlands National Park guest speaker to your classroom. This program is offered, free of charge, to schools within 80 miles of Interior, South Dakota. Programs are offered in the fall and spring as staff is available. Contact the park’s Education Specialist for more information about program availability.

Not within 80 miles? Check out our distance learning opportunities. A guest speaker can visit your classroom using video conferencing technology.
Tepee in front of the White River Visitor Center  

Did You Know?
Badlands National Park established a partnership in 1976 with the Oglala Sioux Tribe, sharing lands, specifically the South Unit, and splitting entrance fees. 50% of the fees collected in the park are transferred to the tribe for resource management and recreation projects.

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Last Updated: November 13, 2009 at 11:16 EST