National Parks Traveler Podcast
National Parks Traveler Episode 25: eBikes And Dutch Oven Cooking
National Parks Traveler Episode 24: Condors, Snail Kites, And Rockweed
National Parks Traveler Episode 23: Photography in the Parks, Schoodic, and Arizona Monuments
In this week's episode, we talk with Gemina Garland-Lewis, a photographer, EcoHealth researcher, and National Geographic Explorer about her work in the parks, and how that has changed the way she experiences parks themselves.
Next, we pay a visit to the Schoodic Peninsula in Acadia National Park, a quieter part of the National Park System. Finally, we end with a look at Walnut Canyon and Montezuma Castle national monuments, which are easy day trips from Flagstaff, Arizona, that open windows into past cultures.
National Parks Traveler Episode 22: What Do You Know About Capitol Reef National Park?
National Parks Traveler Episode 21: Can Guns Protect You Against Bear Attacks?
Tom Smith, a professor of wildlife sciences at Brigham Young University and a member of the National Rifle Association, discusses how effective guns in backcountry locations are in defending against bear attacks. What he says might surprise you. This episode also looks at the Volcanic Legacy Highway that ties Lassen Volcanic National Park and Crater Lake National Park together.
National Parks Traveler Episode 20: Everglades' Python Problem
Burmese pythons long have presented a significant problem for native wildlife in Everglades National Park. Erika Zambello talks to a contractor hired to study and remove these invasive snakes. We also take a look at Acadia, Shenandoah, and Great Smoky Mountains National Park, and the Blue Ridge Parkway, and review Ramble On: A History of Hiking.
National Parks Traveler Episode 19: Parks As Classrooms, And Katahdin Woods and Waters
National Parks Traveler Episode 18: Staying Safe In Bear Habitat, And Thomas Moran And The Parks
National Parks Traveler Episode 17: A Discussion About National Parks And Rejuvenation
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