Explore More Episode 2: Kids and COVID
Explore more about Covid and the history of pandemics. Learn about epidemics and Native Americans, the history of pandemics, vaccines and more!
Extras
Explore More Episode 1: From Fire Season to Hunting Season
Explore more about fire season and hunting season. Learn about deer populations, the history of hunting in Wyoming, and fires in the West.
Explore More Episode 7: Why are open spaces vital to our communities and wildlife?
Explore more about Wyoming’s open spaces that are made up of federal, state and private land. Learn why open spaces are valuable to both the wildlife and people living in Wyoming.
Explore More Episode 6: Why is Wyoming called the equality state?
Explore more about why Wyoming is known as the Equality State. Learn about suffrage, Nellie Tayloe Ross, and the first woman governor of Wyoming, Liz Byrd.
Explore More Episode 5: Why is Wyoming special to me?
Explore more about one of Wyoming’s iconic animals–bears. Also, learn more about a special place in Wyoming called Heart Mountain.
Explore More Episode 4: Why are beavers and mountain men linked in history?
Explore more about beavers and mountain men with vocabulary, activities, videos, and a Yellowstone National Park history timeline.
Explore More Episode 3: Why are trout vital to Wyoming’s ecosystem?
Explore more about trout with vocabulary, fish identification charts, trout life cycle diagrams, bug charts, and an aquatic ecosystem video.
Explore More Episode 2: Why are public lands important?
Explore more about Wyoming’s public lands with additional activities and links related to Yellowstone National Park, geology, and mule deer.
Explore More Episode 1: Why are people attracted to Wyoming?
Explore more with activities and links about seven-year-old Beatrice O’Toole and ten-year-old Keller Dehmel’s favorite things about Wyoming: snow and Old Faithful.