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Chamizal National Memorial
Plan A Field Trip

plan a field trip includes:

Education Programs in the Theater
 
A ranger talks with students during an on-site visit.
Chamizal National Memorial

Bring your students in for a hands-on visit to the Memorial. Each visit includes a ranger talk and an activity to help reinforce themes related to the park. Send in your visit request form early to schedule and plan your visit (at least three weeks in advance please!)

On-Site Visit Request Form If you have additional questions, please call (915) 532-7273.

Please take a moment and read Things To Know Before Visiting the Park.

Suggested On-Site Programs

Don't forget to check out what's going on in the Memorial's galleries!
Chamizo Plant  

Did You Know?
Chamizal National Memorial is named after a plant. Chamizal means "land where the chamiso grows". The Spanish word "chamiso" is the common name for four-wing salt bush (atriplex canescens).

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Last Updated: December 26, 2006 at 18:04 EST