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The Roadless Rule public comment period is now open. Learn more about the status from Katie Johnson at The Conservation Alliance.
A working farm. A one-room campaign HQ that won a presidency. A garden where they're buried side by side. Jennifer Hopkins, Lead Education Ranger, shares 100 years of history in Plains, Georgia.
A working farm. A one-room campaign HQ that won a presidency. A garden where they're buried side by side. Jennifer Hopkins, Lead Education Ranger, shares 100 years of history in Plains, Georgia.
⚠️ The public comment period has been reopened. New deadline: July 30th. Submit your comment now — it takes three minutes. When the public comment period on the DC Triumphal Arch opened in June, we had 10 days. Ten days to weigh in on a proposal that would permanently alter one [...]
The proclamations are signed. The fight is not over. Here's how to keep the pressure on. I acted quickly on this one because it matters. On July 13th, two proclamations were signed that rolled back nearly 90% of the protected boundaries of two of America's most significant national monuments — Bears Ears [...]
The public comment period has closed. Stay informed and keep the pressure on. I hadn't been to Chaco Culture National Historical Park before this episode. I didn't know enough about it. And then I got a flurry of social posts about drilling and mining threats and I knew immediately I needed to [...]
The 10-mile protection zone around Chaco Culture — a UNESCO World Heritage Site — is about to be revoked. Maude Dinan of NPCA explains what's at stake and how to submit your comment before July 29th.
President Trump just signed two proclamations removing 90% of the protected boundaries of Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante. Katie Johnson of the Conservation Alliance explains what it means — and exactly what you can do right now.
A 250-foot arch proposed in the heart of Washington DC threatens one of the most significant viewsheds in America. Architectural historian Priya Jain explains what's at stake. The Parks Podcast.
The President's House delves into the history of George Washington and the 9 humans he enslaved in Philadelphia as President of the United States. Listen to the episode and learn more.
Jenny McCarty, artist and owner of Sage Leaf Studio, created a sticker to help keep nature on the 2026 NPS Park Pass.
Alan Spears, from National Parks Conservation Association, joins us to talk about the status of our National Parks and public lands after the 43 day shutdown. We also talk about what's next for our beloved places.
Matt Moreau from The Landmark Project joins us to talk about Shopping Values and how his company is committed to giving back to parks, public lands, and our environment. In this episode we talk to Matt Moreau from The Landmark Project. Matt has made giving back a part of their core mission from day one.
Tara Ross from Crime off the Grid Podcast joins me to talk about the status of our National Parks and Public Lands on day 27 of the Government Shutdown.
The Government shutdown leads to a lot of questions about how to recreate responsibly in our parks in public lands. John Goodwin joins me to help us all understand the latest news.
Organizations like The Conservation Alliance have been created by outdoor brands and businesses to help join forces in advocating for our public lands. In this episode we learn more about the hot topics in advocacy and how to get involved.
Let's dive into the fight for our public lands as we explore the Roadless Rule and why it matters.
At a time where U.S. Public Lands are under attack, we learn more about the Roadless Rule and how we can advocate to protect our Public Lands.
Sandra Ramos joins me to talk about how to advocate for parks and visit parks during these turbulent times.
