Sagebrush Education Resources
Educational resources for exploring the sagebrush steppe, brought to you by Bart and Liz Rea.
Greater Sage-Grouse in sagebrush steppe. Photo: Evan Barrientos/Audubon Rockies
Introduce your children or students to the wonders of the sagebrush steppe! The sagebrush steppe is the largest ecosystem in the United States, but also one of the least appreciated. One of the best ways to conserve it is to help people discover the beauty and biodiversity that it holds. To do that, our Community Naturalists created and compiled these books, flashcards, lesson plans, and other resources to help both formal and non-formal educators introduce children to the wonders of the sagebrush ecosystem.
We are grateful to the Rea family for funding the Community Naturalist program.
Downloadable Resources
- Rockie's Sagebrush Adventures
- Sagebrush steppe poster and lesson plan
- Web of Life lesson plan
- U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Sagebrush Ecosystem Curriculum
Sagebrush Videos
Other Links
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Virtual Trip to the Sagebrush Ecosystem (Spanish version)
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