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Yellowstone National Park
Lamar Valley - Wildlife Watching
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Join Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area in celebrating our very important volunteer, VIP Bob Stoltz! Bob recently received the President’s Volunteer Service Award for completing over 2000 volunteer service hours. During his 19 years of service, Bob has also volunteered at Yellowstone National Park and Saguaro National Park. He plans to continue to volunteer at Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area for his 20th year in 2025.
Northeast Coastal and Barrier Inventory & Monitoring Network
Stewardship Savvy Ep. 02: Knee-deep with peepers, pools, & The Rolling Stones
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Last spring, Michaela Compo, NCBN Science Communication Lead, and Kristin Vinduska, Visual Information Specialist at Saratoga National Historical Park (previously intern at CACO), sat down with Bob, and hit record on a conversation that transcended decades of his noteworthy career, touching upon everything from peepers and the seashore to the Rolling Stones. We had the opportunity to hear firsthand about Bob’s career beginnings, up through his time at the seashore and into hi
Golden Gate National Recreation Area
Tennessee Valley Trailhead
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With its many trails and wealth of natural beauty, Tennessee Valley is good old-fashioned fun for the whole family. Come out and enjoy the trails, by foot, horseback or bike. Sorry, but dogs are not permitted on most within Tennessee Valley, except the Coastal Trail in the section where the trail crosses the valley, connecting Rodeo Valley and Muir Beach. Dogs are permitted on the Miwok Trail headed, Northeast from the parking area. Dogs are also welcome in Oakwood Valley.
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Rosalie Barrow Edge was a prominent figure in many 20th century conservation efforts. Born in 1870, Edge was a suffragist and New York socialite in the early 1900’s, before turning to the cause of conservation in 1929. Overshadowed by her male contemporaries--including Aldo Leopold, Bob Marshall, Harold Ickes, Jay “Ding” Darling--she was nonetheless instrumental in the designation or conservation of several national parks, including Olympic.
National Center for Preservation Technology and Training
Podcast 151: Water Conservation and Use in the Western United States
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Catherine Coopers speaks with Bob Crifasi about cultural and technological approaches to water conservation and use in the Western United States.
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Dr. Bob’s Home is nationally significant under NHL Criteria 1 and 2. Due to its central role in the establishment of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), a global organization whose mission is to assist alcoholics in achieving and maintaining sobriety, the site meets NHL Criterion 1.
Great Basin National Park
Series: The Midden - Great Basin National Park: Vol. 16, No. 2, Winter 2016
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The Midden is the Resource Management Newsletter of Great Basin National Park, published each summer and winter. Find out the latest going on at Great Basin National Park, Nevada in resource management and research. The Midden - Great Basin National Park: Vol. 16, No. 2, Winter 2016.
Great Basin National Park
New Wildlife Species Added to Cave List
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Park staff have placed wildlife cameras at the entrances to several caves to see what animals use this habitat. The cameras take a photo when they sense movement. Each photo has a date, time, and temperature stamp. During the summer of 2013, 17 taxa were recorded. Since then, wildlife cameras have continued photographing cave entrances, and additional taxa have been added to the cave list.
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The Plateau Postcard is the official newsletter of the Southern Colorado Plateau Inventory and Monitoring Network. In this issue, we learn about how we are trying to predict pinyon-juniper die-offs, as well as a new tool we developed to help make us all better field scientists, and we hear from Bob Parmenter about his remarkable career at Valles Caldera National Preserve.
Bryce Canyon National Park
Watching for Wildlife Wayside
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An illustration of 13 of the most frequently seen mammals and birds found within the park, all circled around a Ponderosa pine tree. Junior Ranger mascot Ranger Ringtail provides an important reminder: Help us protect the animals of Bryce Canyon. Some might beg for food, but remember they are wild. Do not feed or try to touch them.
Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park
A Ranger Again
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Bob Widger is a registered nurse, outdoor enthusiast, husband, father, and grandfather, but being a park ranger has punctuated every chapter of his life. An ethos of service is constant for Widger - just like the pull of Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park.
Mount Rainier National Park
Carbon River Rainforest Trail: A Different Rainforest Exhibit Panel
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Common trees found in temperate rainforests include western red cedar and Douglas-fir.
Big Cypress National Preserve
Florida National Scenic Trail Southern Terminus
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The Florida Trail’s Southern Terminus is located here at the Oasis Visitor’s Center in Big Cypress National Preserve which encompasses 729,000 acres of subtropical terrain, about a third of which is covered with the dwarf pond cypress. Bordering the northern edge of Everglades National Park. Big Cypress is named for its great expanse, not the size of the trees.
Dinosaur National Monument
Sound of Silence Trail Stop 11
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Aleutian Islands World War II National Historic Area
Bob Brocklehurst Interview
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Lieutenant Colonel Bob Brocklehurst was a pilot in the 343rd Fighter Group in the Aleutian Islands. He worked with Jack Chennault, son of the famous aviator Claire Chennault in the Aleutians and recounts the difficulties weather posed for flying safely. He shares many other recollections in this one-hour interview, conducted in 2019.
Aleutian Islands World War II National Historic Area
Series: What Daddy and Mother did in the War
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None of Bob Johnson’s children have any idea what it’s like to have a father who bragged about his war exploits. He just didn’t talk about it. Despite this reluctance to talk of his war experiences, his daughter and son-in-law Stephanie and Bill Dixon were able to weave together a tale of his service, with interviews, historical documents, and other material. Bob Johnson also had a large photograph collection, shared here.
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The Cotter Award recognizes professional achievement and exceptional projects for work done within the National Park System. In 2021, awards went to Jed Levin (Professional Achievement); Michael Seibert and Eric Bezemek (Project Excellence, Fort Frederica NM); Jim Nepstad, Bob Palmer, David Barland-Liles, Caven Clark, Albert LeBeau III, Keeley Renee-Tucker, Jeff Richner, Sheila Oberreuter, Jeremy Parker, and Alex Coté (Award of Special Recognition, Effigy Mounds NM).
Golden Gate National Recreation Area
Smith Road Trailhead
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Smith Road Trailhead provides parking and access to a wide variety of trails including the Gerbode Valley Loop Trail.
Manzanar National Historic Site
Bo T. Sakaguchi
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Bo T. Sakaguchi was incarcerated at Manzanar.