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Distance Learning & Outreach

The park’s distance learning and outreach program, Yellowstone to You, provides outreach programs for regional communities and distance learning opportunities for schools across the country and around the world that lack resources to visit the park. This program provides outreach programs at schools, community, and Tribal events. Distance Learning is one of the best investments we can make to expand the park’s reach and grow the next generation of respectful park visitors, stewards, and advocates through curriculum-
based virtual lessons.

The primary goal of Yellowstone to You is to help foster the next generation of park stewards, whether or not they ever visit Yellowstone National Park in person. This project relies on Yellowstone Forever funding to deliver educational programs to schools and for educational tools needed for outreach including studio equipment.

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Students in a classroom raise their hands while video chatting with a person on a large screen at the front of the room. The classroom has desks, chairs, and a whiteboard.
A park ranger in uniform holds an animal paw replica and speaks to a tablet on a tripod outdoors with mountains in the background.
A person in a ranger hat holds up an animal pelt behind a laptop, with a scenic park photo in the background and various items on the desk.
A park ranger in uniform sits at a desk with a laptop, smiling, and holding up an animal skull in front of a nature backdrop.
A park ranger in uniform sits at a table, holding up a photo of a canyon while looking at a laptop. There is a green banner with a park emblem in the background.
Two park rangers stand at a table displaying animal skulls, fur, and educational materials at a busy indoor event with many attendees in colorful clothing. The tablecloth reads Yellowstone National Park.