School Projects and Research
You can find out all about Theodore Roosevelt National Park on our website. To get answers to your questions, start with some of these pages:

• Frequently Asked Questions - Find answers to common questions about the park and explore links to more information.
• Geology - Landforms, fossils, erosion
• Park History - How the park was founded.
• History - Theodore Roosevelt, Cattle Ranching, Civilian Conservation Corps, historic buildings, American Indians, and more
• Landforms and Ecosystems - Grasslands, rivers, badlands, and forests
• Animals - Mammals, reptiles, birds
• Plants
• Wildlife Management - The park uses science and technology to manage the wildlife and to control non-native plants.
• For current issues affecting the park- see News Releases and the NPS Planning, Environment, and Public Comment website.
  

There's a lot for kids to see and do in Theodore Roosevelt National Park! You can see lots of animals, roast marshmallows over a campfire, hike a trail, go horseback riding, see a ranger program, and even become a Junior Ranger!

Earn your own Junior Ranger badge when you come to the park by participating in the Junior Ranger Program. You can also become a WebRanger from home! Learn how to Be A Junior Ranger.

Become a member of the Badlands Club! Ask a ranger at the South Unit Visitor Center for an activity sheet and answer the questions about the exhibits. When you have completed the questions you will become a member of the Badlands Club and earn a sticker! This activity is available for visitors of all ages.

Kids can also print coloring pages, build a model of Theodore Roosevelt's cabin, and more on the Park Fun page.