Education

A ranger wearing a NPS ballcap kneels in the sand in front of three standing students. In one hand she holds shells, and in the other is a handful of sand. — NPS Photo

Bring Bering Land Bridge to your classroom!

Bering Land Bridge National Preserve protects a small portion of the once enormous land bridge that connected the North American continent with Eurasia. It may be one of the most remote units in the National Park Service system, but don’t let that fool you! There’s lots to explore and learn about Bering Land Bridge National Preserve.

Connect your students with a ranger and explore this region of the world, how animals survive in the arctic, the tundra, and more.

Bering Land Bridge provides education programs for classrooms both near and far. Connect with a ranger for a virtual program, invite a ranger into your classroom, or schedule a field trip to the Bering Land Bridge Visitor Center.

Need more information? Explore our virtual library of educational resources to learn more about Bering Land Bridge.

Distance Learning

Bridge a connection! Distance learning offers curriculum-based programs to classrooms near and far.
Visitor Center Field Trips

Schedule a class trip to the Bering Land Bridge Visitor Center in Nome, Alaska.
Rangers in the Classroom

Rangers can provide curriculum-based programs in classrooms in the Nome School District and Bering Strait School District.
Download our Junior Ranger Book

When you're done, send it to us via email or snail mail and we'll award you with a patch and certificate.
Taking the Pulse of U.S. National Parks

How do we know if parks are healthy? We measure their vital signs, of course!
Educational Resources

Explore our virtual library of resources for teachers, students, and parents to learn more about Bering Land Bridge!