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The Arthur Carhart Wilderness Training Center is a United States federal government inter-agency training center devoted to training federal and state land managers who have wilderness management responsibilities; however, they have also developed school curricula on wilderness for primary and secondary education levels. Their staff of 8 people are representatives from the 4 federal wilderness land managing agencies, which are the Bureau of Land Management, the National Park Service, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the U.S. Forest Service.


 

 

Lessons from the Carhart Center's Wilderness and Land Ethics Curriculum form the foundation of WildLink's Activity Zone. The Carhart Center generously provided their support for curriculum enhancements to ensure that these lessons meeting California and National Academic Standards.

Find out more about the Carhart Center by visiting their site.

Arther Carhart website

 

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logo: Sierra Nevada Wilderness Education Project.

 

 

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