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Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve
For Kids
 
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Glacier Bay Coloring Sheets
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Kids love Glacier Bay!
There are millions of acres of mountains, waterways, glaciers, wildlife, history, and adventure to discover. If you can't actually visit the park, you can have fun and learn about this very special place by clicking on some of these links...

 
Junior Ranger with hat

A future park ranger!

Would you like to experience and learn more about Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve!

After all, there will be a time in the not-to-distant future when you will step in to take care of this park for future generations. Why not learn more now?

Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve is only one of over 385 parks nationwide. Each park takes care of an important part of our nation’s heritage. Many people who are rangers today came to love national parks by visiting them as kids. Will you be a National Park Service ranger some day?

 
Become a web ranger

Become A WebRanger!

Choose your adventure and explore our nation's National Parks. Earn rewards as you learn about your heritage.

 
Student Information
Dear Student
Information about Glacier Bay. Great for student reports and research!
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GLBA Junior RAnger Badge
Become a Junior Ranger
Visit a park ranger to learn more...
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youth newsletter
Glacier Bay Youth Newsletter
16-page newsletter for kids that highlights the wildlife, habitats, and glaciers of Glacier Bay!
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Check out the Glacier Bay Quizzle!
Who Lives Here?
Test your knowledge of Glacier Bay's marine wildlife!
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Last Updated: August 14, 2011 at 13:31 MST