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Education programs at DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge

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Students looking at folding guides and sitting in snow during a winter tracking lesson.

Refuge rangers work to provide curriculum based environmental education experience. Ranger led programs must be scheduled in advance based on staff availability. Self-guided field trips are also available for teachers. 

For more information on our educational programs click here. 

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A worksheet to help children explore and find signs of wildlife. 

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