National Sites:

The National Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Council (http://www.lewisandclark200.org/)

Lewis & Clark Trail Heritage Foundation (http://www.lewisandclark.org/)

National Park Service Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail (http://www.nps.gov/lecl/)
Check out the In Depth link and the Festival Calendar

Lewis & Clark: The Journey of the Corps of Discovery (http://www.pbs.org/lewisandclark/). A PBS Film by Ken Burns. This site has over 1000 web pages, rich with info and interactivity.

Authentic replicas of the craft of the Lewis and Clark expedition (http://www.keelboat.com/rc.htm)

Smithsonian's EdGate site (http://www.edgate.com/lewisandclark/) lesson plans, maps, etc.

Lewis and Clark Expedition Web Cam Site (http://www.lewisandclarkcam.com/)

University Sites:

Lewis and Clark Rediscovery Project (http://rediscovery.ed.uidaho.edu/) TICG Grant Project, University of Idaha & Potlach Schools (Mike Addison, Denise Cunningham, and Melissa Langston - all members of Mouth of the Platte and teachers in Council Bluffs, Iowa Community Schools).

The National Lewis and Clark Education Center (http://www.lewisandclarkeducationcenter.com/) at Univeristy of Montana

Univeristy of Virginia's The Journals of Lewis and Clark (http://xroads.virginia.edu/~HYPER/JOURNALS/toc.html)

University of Kansas' Early History of Nebraska (http://www.ukans.edu/carrie/kancoll/andreas_ne/history/erlyhst-p5.html)

K12 Opportunities:

An award-winning Lewis and Clark Web Quest (http://www.educationworld.com/a_tech/tech024.shtml)

NWREL features one of the best sites for K12, with some teacher and students products (http://www.nwrel.org/teachlewisandclark/)

Gary Moulton's Teacher Institute is a project of the Nebraska Humanities Council at UNL (http://www.lincolnne.com/nonprofit/nhc/ccdp.html)

Gifford Farms (http://www.esu3.org/departments/gifford/friends.html)

"Historical"Perspectives:

Undaunted Courage (http://www.stephenambrose.com/undaunt.html), Book by Stephen Ambrose

Discovering Lewis and Clark (http://www.lewis-clark.org/) is a 19-part synopsis of the expedition by Harry Fritz, Professor of History at the University of Montana

The Lewis & Clark Trail by Bicycle (http://www.LewisandClarkTrailbyBicycle.com/)

Who was York? A New Look at the Lewis and Clark Expedition (http://www.yorkdocumentary.com/film.html)

When Lewis and Clark set off to explore the Louisiana Territory, the first tree they sent back east from St. Louis was the osage-orange (Maclura pomifera) - or "hedgeapple"! (http://hedgeapple.com/)

WHYY: Sacajawea: Guide to the Guides (http://whyy.org/education/rtl/Sacajawea.html)

Lewis and Clark: Doctors in the Wilderness - an unsual book (http://www.fulcrum-books.com/html/lewis_and_clark.html)

The Captain's Dog (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0152019898/jonradel/102-2209073-2660100)

Enviromental:

Durham Western Heritage Museum [2/16-4/22] (http://www.dwhm.org/exhibits/traveling.asp)

"Voyage of Recovery" (http://www.americanrivers.org/lewisclark/lewisandclark.htm) to commemorate the upcoming 2004 bicentennial of Lewis and Clark's epic journey by restoring enough of the Missouri River that the explorers would recognize it.

Wild America: Protecting the Lands of Lewis and Clark (http://www.sierraclub.org/lewisandclark/). Sierra Club

The Niobrara River is a fast flowing river of the high plains in Nebraska whose "wild and scenic" stretches are threatened by agency neglect. To adequately protect the river corridor over time, the National Park Service needs to purchase land and acquire easements along the river.

http://nrcsun.nrc.state.ne.us/papionrd/recreate/backrivr.htm (http://nrcsun.nrc.state.ne.us/papionrd/recreate/backrivr.htm)

Boyer Chute:Roger Kassebaum's Millard North 1999 Entry in SAME Competition
Wild '99: Educator's Guide to National Wildlife Refuge Week. 64 page Adobe Acrobat Document. Excellent information on watersheds.

ABCNews.Com Article: Big Muddy 'Most Endangered' (http://abcnews.go.com/sections/scitech/DailyNews/rivers010411.html)

Northeast Nebraska Travel Council (http://www.travelnenebraska.com/byways.htm)

Nonprofit Tourism Organizations:

Lewis and Clark in Missouri (http://lewisandclark.missouri.org/)

NE/IA Explorer (http://ne-iaexplorer.com/LewisClark.htm)

Northeast Nebraska Travel Council (http://www.travelnenebraska.com/lewisclark.htm)

Western Iowa Tourism Lewis and Clark site (http://www.lewisandclarkne-ia.com/)

Western Historic Trails Center (http://www.councilbluffsiowa.com/tourism/attractions/whtc_house.asp)

Lynch, Nebraska's Lewis and Clark Web Page (http://lewisandclarktrail.dns2go.com/whome.html)

Lewis and Clark State Park - Onawa, IA (http://www.lewisandclark2004.org/)
Be sure to click the State Park link

Idaho Public Television's Lewis and Clark in Idaho Video For Sale (http://idptv.state.id.us/lc/index.html)
The GPS Expert on the Trail and A Campfire Discussion are good links to follow.

National Byways' Lewis and Clark Scenic Byway in Nebraska (http://www.byways.org/travel/byway.html?CX_BYWAY=16462)

Lewis and Clark Commercial Efforts:

http://www.lewisandclark.com/ Be sure to Ask Seaman!

4/29/01 World Hearld article reprint for sale (http://library.northernlight.com/UU20010501060045218.html?cb=0=0#doc)

GORP Lewis and Clark Trail promotion with some good narrative (scroll down) (http://www.gorp.com/gorp/resource/us_trail/lewis&c5.htm)

The Lewis and Clark Discovery Expedition of St. Charles, MO (http://lewisandclark.net/)

Rocky Mountain International Tour (http://www.rmi-realamerica.com/lewis&clark.asp)

The Ultimate List: Lewis & Clark on the Information Highway (http://www.lcarchive.org/fulllist.html)