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Bering Land Bridge National PreserveA Junior Ranger's drawing in crayon of a caribou on a grassy hill with the sun setting in the background.
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Bering Land Bridge National Preserve
For Kids

for kids includes:

Be A Junior Ranger
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a group of children on a light colored sandy beach. The children are digging through the sand, attempting to find symbolic archaeological items.

NPS Photo - Rebecca Brisco-Rhone

Junior Ranger program on being an Archaeologist. The children are digging for rocks that have been painted with symbols to represent different archaeological finds.

Mammoth, Muskox and Bears oh my!

Whether you live in Alaska, Florida, Iowa, New Mexico, West Virginia or anyplace else in the world you can discover the story of the Bering Land Bridge's past and present, and you can help make choices for its future. If you like exploring and discovering new things about animals, plants and Alaska take a look here.

Find out how you can become a junior ranger with the Junior Ranger book or how you can be a junior ranger at home.

Read about ice age wildlife and look at pictures from Bering Land Bridge National Preserve. Find extended activities from your Junior Ranger book and more!
Three sheets of neutural colored paper fanned out for display.
Learn to make your own recycled paper.
Additional Activites
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Close-up view of a red fox face. The fox has rusty orange fur and a black nose.
Wildlife Adaptations
Learn more about wildlife for your Junior Ranger Book or school
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The head and shoulders of a giant short faced bear.
Cool Ice Age Wildlife
Some fun stuff about ice age wildlife
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An old cabin called  

Did You Know?
There are 5 shelter cabins, some left by Gold Miners, in the Bering Land Bridge National Preserve and that many natives still use them today?

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Last Updated: September 11, 2008 at 19:30 EST