Crawling Through Caves: Appalachian State Students Take On Worley’s Cave
National Park Trust
by Natalie Lambert
2d ago
On Saturday, February 3rd, my partner, Nick Perkins, and I took a group of Appalachian State students to Worley’s Cave in Elizabethton, Tennessee. 17 people took on the hour-long drive to the cave deep within the mountains of Eastern Tennessee. We took a tour of Worley’s Cave through Earth & River Adventures, a guiding company based in Boone, North Carolina. Our guides took us on an incredible tour through all three levels of the cave telling us about the history of the cave and taking us through some awesome and challenging crawls! Since Worley’s Cave is a privately owned tourist attrac ..read more
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Stream Bank Restoration With Appalachian State Students
National Park Trust
by Natalie Lambert
2d ago
On March 23rd, App State’s National Park Trust Club partnered with Watauga Riverkeepers to do some stream bank restoration. Although the weather threatened to rain on us, nearly 40 people showed up in the morning to plant trees at the last live staking event of the season. MountainTrue’s Watauga Riverkeepers have been tasked with replanting the riverbanks on the former Ward’s Mill Dam site. Since the dam was removed, this portion of the Watauga River has struggled with erosion issues.  The process of ‘live-staking’ refers to taking dormant cuttings from native trees during the winter and ..read more
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Judith Toni
National Park Trust
by Natalie Lambert
3d ago
Growing up in Maryland, Judith has always enjoyed hiking trails along the Chesapeake Bay and Potomac River and excursions to national parks and historic sites around the Mid-Atlantic Region. She still recalls transformative camping trips to national parks in the Rockies and Grand Canyon during college breaks, which instilled a lifelong appreciation for responsible stewardship of these national treasures. Judith has spent her career in the nonprofit sector. She recently retired from her last position, working with foundations and managing project grants for a national advocacy organization work ..read more
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Passaic Kids to Parks Day!
National Park Trust
by Natalie Lambert
4d ago
Join us for an afternoon filled with excitement and laughter as we celebrate Kids to Parks Day with a variety of fun and games ..read more
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Kids to Parks Day – Pembroke Pines 2024
National Park Trust
by Natalie Lambert
4d ago
Kids and Parents are encouraged to GO OUT and PLAY! The City of Pembroke Pines and the Recreation and Cultural Arts Departments will open the doors for families to play tennis and swim in the City. All parks are open for free play. The National Kids to Parks Day will be from 9:00-12:00 noon, Pembroke Lakes Tennis Center will provide FREE Tennis Activities. TownGate Pool, Price Park Pool and Pembroke Lakes Pool will provide FREE Swimming from 12 Noon- 6:00pm. For more information and a complete listing of all parks located in Pembroke Pines visit www.ppines.com/specialevents or call 954-392-211 ..read more
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Kids To Park Day in Alberta, Virginia
National Park Trust
by Natalie Lambert
4d ago
Scavenger Hunt on the Tobacco Heritage Trail, Tours of the Wooden Caboose, Games, Crafts, and much more ..read more
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Annual Kids To Parks Day – Bartlett, TN
National Park Trust
by Natalie Lambert
4d ago
"Kids to Park Day" is an exciting, free event designed to encourage children to step away from their screens and immerse themselves in the wonders of the great outdoors. From flying kites to participating in scavenger hunts within the park, there's no shortage of activities to spark their curiosity and enthusiasm. In addition to the thrill of inflatables and the rhythm of live music, families can also indulge in delicious treats from food trucks scattered throughout the venue. It's a day dedicated to creating unforgettable memories and fostering a love for nature and adventure among children o ..read more
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Kids To Parks Trailblaze Day
National Park Trust
by Natalie Lambert
4d ago
Kids and families are invited to come out to Sue Fischer Memorial Park and join the Recreation Department for some morning fun! There will be live music entertainment, a hot dog lunch provided by the Noon Rotary Club, sports and family activities lead by ISD191. Participants will also have the opportunity to get out and explore Rudy Kraemer Nature Preserve hiking trails while participating in a scavenger hunt. Also, participants will have the opportunity to learn and participate in our new Agents of Discovery program! Hope you all can make it ..read more
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Exploring San Antonio Missions National Historical Park: A Cycling Adventure for Military Families
National Park Trust
by Ivan Levin
6d ago
On a Saturday in March 2024, nearly 10 miles flew by as we pedaled alongside military families through San Antonio Missions National Historical Park, thanks to a collaboration between the National Park Trust, National Park Service (NPS), and USAA. This National Historical Park preserves four of the five Spanish frontier missions in San Antonio, established initially for religious outreach. Families set out on bicycles, pedaling between the historic sites and stopping to look around. The sun illuminated the rugged terrain, highlighting the ancient structures amidst the desert landscape. Amidst ..read more
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Kids to Parks Day
National Park Trust
by Natalie Lambert
1w ago
2024 marks the 14th anniversary of Kids to Parks Day! Always hosted on the third Saturday of May, Kids to Parks Day is a national day of outdoor play! The day connects kids and families with their local, state, and national parks through thousands of outdoor events promoting discovery and exploration. Dive into the fun and take part in FREE outdoor activities and lawn games, make a nature inspired craft to take home, play at the park, and enjoy a cool treat! Bring the whole family and let's celebrate the pure joy that comes from playing outdoors. Kids to Parks Day is where the adventure begins ..read more
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