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[narrator] Native Americans
who first come and stare
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on these lakes and mountains
experience vast wilderness.

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All continents are still wild and free.

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These Native Americans believe in the greatest natural wonders  belongs to anyone.

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They belong to all.

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[instrumental version of
"Hallelujah" Leonard Cohen playing]

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[narrator] More than a hundred years ago,

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These precious places are protected
for eternity, for everyone  And the National Park was born.

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[Rachel] Conrad said, "Go slowly.

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Listen to those who came before."

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[Conrad] Oh yeah!
What

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Yes!

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Seduce!

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Seduce!

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[laughs]

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Seduce!

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[narrator] The first person here
doesn't know what they will find

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Adventure
step into the unknown

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Conrad Anker is a world-famous climber
and National Park Ambassador.

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[Max] I think I got everything
To shoot there, Dad.

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Looks good.

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[narrator] During the semester break, Conrad
always takes his stepson, Max Lowe,

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on the way to climb through the park.

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Their family friend,
Rachel Pohl, come along.

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[Conrad] Come roll.

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[grumble]

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[engine starts]

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[narrator] Yellowstone

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The land is above the anger that melts
the largest super volcano on Earth.

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Every year, more than two million visitors
are brought back in time

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Hot-loving bacteria create
bright colors

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More than half of the
geysers on this planet are here

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[people laugh and scream]

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Yellowstone is your place
Can feel the beating heart on this planet

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and look into his eyes.

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From the heart of this beating, large rivers
flow to all corners of the continent.

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[Conrad] In the last trip,
We have found these rivers,

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Native American highways

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[James Bay "Hold Back the River"
play]  [narrator] Colorado River
carves the Grand Canyon,

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dig a mile to earth,

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uncovering layers of rock
formed 1.7 billion years ago.

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[people cheering]

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[howling]

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[shouts]

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[cheering]

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[narrator] In large river valleys,
Native Americans are hunted and gathered.

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In Chaco Canyon, in New Mexico,
they built a developing city.

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If you listen, you can still hear it
Their voices are blown away.

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[roar of thunder away]

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[Conrad] We head north towards Wyoming, and other Native American icons.

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[narrator] Lakota Sioux
Win a thousand-foot monolith

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called Devils Tower.

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Here they pass on stories
from strong spirits,

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and giant, terrible bears.

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[calling voice]

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National Parks protect land and animals as well.

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[Rachel chuckles]

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Grassland dogs threatened with safety are here.

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[Jason Mraz "Back to Earth" playing]

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[Rachel laughs]

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[narrator] prairie dogs
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which includes a special warning call
for each predator

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[Yelp]

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This is a female who sounds an alarm.

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[Max] Look at him!

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[Max] Yes, come on.

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[Rachel] Max, take this one.

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[Rachel laughs]

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[sniff]

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[Yelp]

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And reverse it.

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You don't help, Max!

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[Rachel] Max and Conrad
are amazing climbers.

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Back there

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-This is very difficult.
- Come on, you have to take the dip.

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- [Rachel] me?
-Yes.

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I'm working on it.

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Oh, now you're just showing off.

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Fall already, so I can try.

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[chuckles] Max!

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[narrator] Native Americans believe
There is a solemn power here.

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They tie prayer flags on trees.

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[Conrad] The column is said to be
the claw mark made by a giant bear.

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And we tried climbing
the claw sign

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[wind howling]

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[narrator] The claw sign
is a large crystal stone,

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formed in the heart of a volcano.

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The rest of the volcano has been eroded.

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[Rachel] It's very slippery.
This is really deceiving.

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[thunderclap away]

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[narrator] Devils Tower sits like

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a lightning rose
in the highlands of Wyoming

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Not a good place in a storm.

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Lightning!
We will go down

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[loud roar]

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[Rachel] From Wyoming, we head northwest
to Montana, my home country

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[Woodie Guthrie's
"This Land Is Your Land" playing]

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[Rachel] Welcome to Glacier National Park.

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♪ This land is made for you and me ♪

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[Rachel] Here too, nature can
make you careless

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[man] No, no, no!
Oh.

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[narrator] Waterton Glacier
International Peace Park

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stretches across Canada and the United States,
and is a World Heritage Site.

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[Woodie Guthrie's
"This Land Is Your Land" continues]

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♪ This land is made for you and me ♪

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[narrator] Team plan
remaining summer

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[Conrad] We came through Colorado

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to Devils Tower,

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and then we will pass it
Yellowstone, to Glacier National Park,

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on the Great Divide,
down to Redwood National Park.

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[narrator] Redwood National Park,
in California,

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highest tree shelter on the planet.

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But these survivors,
about 2,000 years,

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now vulnerable
as wild flower fields.

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John Denver's song "Annie's Song"

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That is a good tree.

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Here, Jim!

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[narrator] Some
scientists devote their lives to learning

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and urgent protection of the Redwood forest.

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This graceful plantation barely survived the attack 150 years ago.

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[crashing into a sound tree]

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Ninety-five percent of redwood forests...

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felled for wood.

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In the western states,
scientists are studying trees

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understand that in order to develop,

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big and small forests
all depend on fire

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Many conifers seal their cones with resin,

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that must be burned
Before the seeds can germinate.

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From the ashes, new life appears.

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[fire crackling]

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Here in Yosemite Valley,

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trees born in fire

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[wind howling]

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Wild nature needs protection.

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One hundred and 20 years ago, the fiercest of those protectors  is John Muir, a natural poet.

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[Muir] The sun shines not on us,
but in us

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The river flows not passing, but through us.

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Get rid of it, occasionally,
and clean yourself.

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[narrator] Muir loves Yosemite Valley.

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But he can't stop it
from being destroyed by a woodcutter,

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breeders, and developers.

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But then the article is full of passion
and sketches

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caught the eyes of strong people.

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In 1903, President Theodore Roosevelt
visited Muir in Yosemite

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where they camped for three days

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[chat is not clear]

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[dog hump]

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The President has good reasons
for desert treasures

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When Roosevelt was 25 years old,
his mother and his wife...

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attacked.

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Both of them died the same day.

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He wrote,
"Light has come out of my life."

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He brings his sadness to the wilderness,

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where he found it
natural forces to heal.

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He never forgets it.

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Their camping trip
saves America's natural wonders.

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Muir and Roosevelt
crystallize sweeping visions

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for the first integrated system
National Parks anywhere on Earth.

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Slowly the idea is fixed.

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National Park land now exists
an area three times the size of England.

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400 of these sites start from Yosemite...

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to volcanoes in Hawaii...

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Niagara Falls in the east...

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California Channel Islands...

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King ’s Canyon...

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Valley of death,
Arguably the hottest place on Earth.

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From caves in the south,

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to the Monument Valley, Arizona tower.

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From Grand Tetons Wyoming...

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[thunderclap]

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For Acadia, in Maine.

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This land becomes your land.

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Lake Powell...

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Yellowstone.

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Lake Crater, Oregon,
the deepest lake in the country.

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National Mall in Washington DC,

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where cherry blossoms
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[girl giggling]

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New York City.

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This, Teddy Roosevelt
is immortalized near Central Park.

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And arrogant women
stand in New York Harbor

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welcome everyone.

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[birds call]

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Life of birds thrives in the Florida Everglades.

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But it's not always that way.

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Female hats have been decorated
with complicated fur.

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In 1900, feather hunters were killing more than five million birds per year.

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But then the local women's club,
in the spirit of John Muir,

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struggling to form
Everglades National Park...

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and end this anger.

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This is once again a safe place,
even for Godzilla babies.

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These lands are also their land.

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There is nothing better than waking up
from napping to ice cream.

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Yes.

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[Conrad]
We travel all over the country

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from Death Valley, past the Hoover Dam,
and Lake Mead, and directly to Utah.

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[narrator] Utah has 13 people
National park location

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Precisely
why did I choose to stay here

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In Bryce Canyon,
rainwater seeps into the rock.

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Water freezes in winter.

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Ice expands, destroys rock
into fantasia from a tower called hoodoos.

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The towers reveal layers of time,
stacked on rocks.

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Under the base,
You run with dinosaurs,

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then go up through the Cenozoic,
for the dawn of mankind.

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[Conrad] Let's take a picture here.

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[Rachel] okay!

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[Andy Grammer's "Back Home" plays]  [all gasps]

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[Rachel] I will be tall.

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[Conrad] huh!

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Perfect!

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OK, let's continue to follow the steps.

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[Andy Grammer's "Back Home" continues]  [Twitter cricket]

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[Rachel] John Muir said,
"Get close to the heart of nature.

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Listen."

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[bird sound]

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We all get different things
out of the park

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[narrator] On their continuous journey,
their friend, Eric Porter,

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bring them out of the park,

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where the wind has left
fingerprints on sandstone...

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[Brandi Carlile's
"Wherever Your Heart" plays]  Making a playground for everyone to enjoy.

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Seduce!

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Good!

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[bicycle bell ring]

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[Eric] Woo!

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[Rachel] Conrad is a hero to me.

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In one extreme ascent in the Himalayas,

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Conrad's party was hit
by a terrible avalanche.

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He lost his best friend, Alex Lowe.

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[Max] Alex Lowe is my father,
and your parents are all over the world.

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So my world has just been turned off
for a while.

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Conrad entered our lives a few months later

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because he is a close friend
from our family

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And through grieving things,
I think we like to come together.

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It's nice to have that father figure
back in my life.

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And do this amazing adventure,
and go to these wild places

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and bring me with him
has become a great gift.

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[Muir] The whole universe,
flies through space with another star,

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all singing and shining as one,
appears as an infinite storm of beauty.

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Here, nature can heal,

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and give strength to the body and soul.

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[animal call]

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[Rachel] For years,
on this trip with Max and Conrad,

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I have had some unforgettable experiences.

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Like in Katmai National Park, in Alaska,

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where light brown bears
are learning from their mothers

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art... catch salmon.

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[Mungo Jerry's "In the summer"
play]  or not.

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[jerk complains

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[narrator] For young people, it can take a long time.

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Older siblings know some tricks.

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And it's frustrating.

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This year, the team finished
with winter trips during the semester break.

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Above Wisconsin, in Upper Michigan,
is a Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore.

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[Conrad] On the edge of Lake Superior,
are now frozen solid,

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is the Eastern Channel Lighthouse.

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Usually, where we ski
is open water

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But we are here to climb frozen waterfalls.

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This is very good
Ryan Hudson joins us.

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Ryan climbs the ice with us last year
in Alaska

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- [Ryan] Let's roll with him.
- [Conrad] yes

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[Rachel] Ice climbing
is very special for Conrad.

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Oh yeah!

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That's the idea of heaven.

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[Lumineers' "Flowers in Your Hair"
play]

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[Max] Woo-oo!

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Head up there!

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[wind howling]

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[narrator] A storm moves in
and turns cooler...

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twenty degrees below zero

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Conrad likes it.

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Seduce!

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[Conrad] Very cold weather
that ice steel can be solved.

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I put ice screws to hold the rope
for Rachel and the team.

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[Rachel] My hand... very cold!

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GOOD.

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[gasping]

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[narrator] In a very cold state,
with his hand over his heart...

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Rachel's finger is closed.

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[Rachel] I can't!

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Helps!

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[narrator] Then, Rachel's eyes for beauty
capture what others have ignored.

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Sweet.

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A secret ballroom in the ice palace.

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[Hallelujah "by Leonard Cohen]

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[Rachel laughs]

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[Max] So magical.

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Pretty cool... want to try this one?

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[Rachel] John Muir approaches
to the heart of nature.

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And here...

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I also feel it.

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[Woody Guthrie's "This Land Is Your Land"
playing]

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[laughs]

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[rotating film projector]

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[woman] Oh, that's a good shot.

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[narrator] It says, "National Parks
is America's best idea."

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John Muir knows everything.

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He said, "For the sake of God
Lying the hopes of the world."

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And everything starts under a big tree.

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with a great President...

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fierce poet nature...

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and handshake.

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[people cheering]
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