Webcasts

Great Outdoors LIVE featured two programs to learn about and celebrate the national treasure of our public lands.

CLICK HERE to watch "Great Outdoors LIVE: A Distance Learning Adventure", which was webcast live on October 2, 2019, from Shoshone National Forest near Cody, Wyoming. During this 54-minute program, learn about: Shoshone National Forest, the first national forest in the U.S.; the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem; Golden eagles; the mules that help with maintenance in the National Forests; and the re-introduction of bison on Native American lands, and more!

CLICK HERE to watch the pre-taped video, "Great Outdoors LIVE: Yours to Explore". In this 34-minute video, journey with us from the backyard to the back country as we explore public lands. Learn about:

  • ecosystems – large and small
  • what public lands are and their importance
  • the history of public lands
  • natural resource careers
  • connections to indigenous peoples
  • balancing wildlife and human needs

Also, check out the web site and especially the LESSON PLANS  about the great outdoors.

Learn about:

  • ecosystems – large and small
  • what public lands are and their importance
  • the history of public lands
  • natural resource careers
  • connections to indigenous peoples
  • balancing wildlife and human needs

Partners

USDA Forest Service National Park Service – Yellowstone National Park Wyoming PBS (KCWC-TV) National Park Trust Buffalo Bill Center of the West Draper Natural History Museum Prince William Network National Environmental Education Foundation National Forest Foundation Yellowstone Forever Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center Natural Inquirer Nature Watch FSNatureLIVE: Distance Learning Adventures Greater Yellowstone Coordinating Committee KCTR Cat Country 102.9 FM KKBR Kiss 97.1 FM