Newfie News

 

In honor of the 50th anniversary of the National Trails System five special (plush toy) dogs, the Lewis and Clark Pups, will travel in the paw prints of their ancestor Seaman, dog of Meriwether Lewis.

The pups will travel more than 3,700 miles to complete their mission to commemorate and protect the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail. Each pup will be stopping at various visitor locations along the trail and submitting a blog post from each stop. Rocky, Harper, Dakota and Keelie will be joined by Seaman Jr. as he completes his portion of the mission from the International Space Station.

 

Follow Your Favorite Pup

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  Harper

  Follow Harper's journey.

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  Rocky

  Follow Rocky's journey.

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  Keelie

  Follow Keelie's journey.

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  Dakota

  Follow Dakota's journey.

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  Seaman Jr.

  Follow Seaman Jr.'s journey on the International Space Station, NASA.

 

NASA and NPS Resources

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  Spot the International Space Station

  Find Seaman Jr. and the International Space Station with the Spot the Station website.

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  Seaman Jr. Frequently Asked Questions

  Seaman Jr. is headed to the International Space Station. Read the FAQs here.

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  National Park Service Night Skies

  Nighttime views and environments are among the critical park features the National Park Service protects.

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  National Trails System

  Help us celebrate the upcoming 50th anniversary of the National Trails System and the Wild & Scenic Rivers acts in 2018.

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  National Parks- From Space

  This collection of stories and images of the National Parks from Space was compiled from NASA's Earth Observatory.

 

Education Resources

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  STEM on Station

  Bring space into your classroom with lesson plans, activities, opportunities, videos, still imagery and the latest station news.

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  Expeditionary Skills for Life

  Expeditions are journeys made by people who share a definite purpose and specific experiences. Expeditionary Skills for Life curriculum.

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  Junior Ranger Night Explorers

  The National Park Service has developed this program, encouraging young park visitors to explore the dark side of their national parks.

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  Honoring Tribal Legacies Curriculum

  Honoring Tribal Legacies: An Epic Journey for Healing, a curriculum of the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail.