Category: National Parks Series

Petrified Forest is an American National Park located in the southernmost Colorado Plateau desert region. Yes, you read that right — a forest in the desert, because it’s a forest like no other. Here, the petrified wood trees look like stones, granite, marble, or gems. You’ll see remnants of fossilized trees some 224 million years […]

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Today’s offering in the National Parks, Memorials, and Monuments series is slightly different. Redwood National Parks in the north coastal California/Oregon border area actually are a combination of numerous state and federal parks, such as Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park, Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park, and Redwoods National Park. There is no Visitors Center that […]

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Welcome to the latest in the National Parks, Memorials, Monuments series of videos set to music. Today we discover Padre Island, a national seashore near Corpus Christi, Texas, USA, on the longest chain of undeveloped barrier islands in the world. Here you find sandy sugar-white beaches for tens of miles, sea turtle hatchlings, ship wrecks, […]

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Today you can watch the Olympics. No, not the Olympic Games – Olympic National Park in Washington, U.S.A.! I call them the Olympics because there are so many different types of nature to see there. The park rises from ocean to mountaintop, rain forest to glacier, lakes to subalpine meadows. There is something for everybody […]

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In the continuing series of National Park, Memorial, and Monument videos, we return to California to view one of its national parks. Joshua Tree National Park is located close to the Palm Springs area, where you can see uber-cool mid-century modern architecture by the likes of Richard Neutra, Cliff May, etc. One can argue that […]

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