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Recent episodes include "Explosions in Crater Lake National Park, Morbid Curiosity, & Women of Law Enforcement in Parks and Forests: Crime off the Grid & Rangers of the Lost Park", "60: A Love for Pikas, Harrowing Mountain Journeys & Women in STEM with Dr. Johanna "Pika Jo" Varner & Karli Weatherill", and "59: A Love of Yosemite, Naturalist Journeys & California Dreamin' with Jason Wise". The latest went out on 23 Sep 2026 and ran about 2 hours. Reading two or three of these before pitching is the fastest way to see what the show actually books.

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A podcast for those who love the outdoors and need joy in a world of bad news. Hosted by former ranger Liz Crandall. Co-created with Mikayla Moors. Ranger On!

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Episode #65
Explosions in Crater Lake National Park, Morbid Curiosity, & Women of Law Enforcement in Parks and Forests: Crime off the Grid & Rangers of the Lost Park
Sep 23, 20261h 46m
Liz welcomes Tara and Nancy of Crime Off The Grid Podcast for this fun collab! We talk about crazy, bizarre and intense stories from their time as Law Enforcement rangers in National Parks like Yellowstone, Crater Lake and Mount Rushmore; female friendships; exploring the outdoors, and more! About Tara & Nancy: These badass women are both true crime enthusiasts with each having over 30 years of experience as a Law Enforcement Park Rangers in the National Park Service, and Nancy has also worked as a Captain in the US Forest Service. Tara spent the majority of her career as a ranger in Yellowstone NP and the last 5 years she worked primarily assisting victims of crime across the NPS. Check out Crime Off The Grid Podcast episodes! Visit their website . Follow Crime Off The Grid on Instagram: @crimeoffthegridpodcast . Follow ROTLP on Instagram: @rangersofthelostpark . Follow ROTLP on TikTok: @rangersofthelostpark . Join Patreon! Become a Ranger Friend for bonus content and to join an incredible community. Now available on YouTube ! Watch Rangers of the Lost Park select episodes. Got a cool Ranger Tea story? Want Liz to share your interesting outdoors story on the podcast? Fill out the Listener Story Form! Have a question for Liz? Want her to answer it on an episode? Fill out the Listener Question Form! Do you know someone who would make a great guest on the podcast (yourself included)? Fill out the Podcast Guest Request Form! For episode suggestions and feedback, please email Liz at info@rangersofthelostpark.com . Please download, subscribe, and leave a review! Thank you for listening! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
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Episode #64
60: A Love for Pikas, Harrowing Mountain Journeys & Women in STEM with Dr. Johanna "Pika Jo" Varner & Karli Weatherill
Sep 9, 20261h 26m
You NEED To know about the most adorable little "mountain potatoes": the American pika (Ochotona princeps)! Not only is the logo for this here podcast a pika, but the American pika ( Ochotona princeps ) is a small, herbivorous mammal of the family Ochotonidae, closely related to rabbits and hares. They live in alpine rockslides and talus slopes; and they have the cutest "MEEP!" you'll ever hear. Pikas are widely considered a mammalian indicator of environmental change in alpine ecosystems because they have experienced climate-mediated declines in parts of their range. My two guests for this episode are an incredible scientifically-savvy duo: Dr. Johanna "Pika Jo" Varner and Karli Weatherill - who study pikas for a living! Johanna “Pika Jo” Varner is a pika biologist who lives in Colorado. During the academic year, she teaches biology at Colorado Mesa University, but during the summer, she spends a lot of time in the mountains looking for pikas, placing temperature sensors, and collecting scat samples to analyze for stress. Before she was a pika biologist, Dr. Varner was a biomedical engineer, a baker, and a blueberry farmer. But she likes studying pikas best because they are adorable and they live in beautiful places. Karli Weatherill is a Ph.D. student at the University of Oklahoma and a graduate of Colorado Mesa University, where she first met Pika Jo and earned her bachelor's degree in Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal Biology. Her research has focused on the stress physiology of American pikas. Karli is an avid outdoor enthusiast and loves that she gets to study pikas while spending time in the mountains. She is also passionate about science communication and youth science education, striving to make science accessible and inspiring to diverse audiences. Read about the pika study implemented by Karli and Jo: Climatic stressors and habitat quality explain individual stress metrics in an isolated population of small mammals . Download the Pika Patrol app! Check out Pika Jo's website: Dr. Johanna Varner . Follow Pika Jo on Instagram: @doctorpikajo . Follow Karli on Instagram: @mtntopbiologist . Follow ROTLP on Instagram: @rangersofthelostpark . Follow ROTLP on TikTok: @rangersofthelostpark . Join Patreon! Become a Ranger Friend for bonus content and to join an incredible community. Now available on YouTube ! Watch Rangers of the Lost Park select episodes. Got a cool Ranger Tea story? Want Liz to share your interesting outdoors story on the podcast? Fill out the Listener Story Form! Have a question for Liz? Want her to answer it on an episode? Fill out the Listener Question Form! Do you know someone who would make a great guest on the podcast (yourself included)? Fill out the Podcast Guest Request Form! For episode suggestions and feedback, please email Liz at info@rangersofthelostpark.com . Please download, subscribe, and leave a review! Thank you for listening! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
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Episode #63
59: A Love of Yosemite, Naturalist Journeys & California Dreamin' with Jason Wise
Aug 26, 20261h 43m
Jason Wise is a Certified California Naturalist, environmental educator, conservationist, trail guide, LGBTQ activist, writer, and sometimes photographer, with a master's degree in environmental policy (MPP). His passion is fostering a deeper connection between people and nature, and believes that access to and education about the natural world are essential for cultivating strong environmental advocates. His in person hikes and social media lessons explore topics like urban ecology and history, foraging, queer ecology, mindfulness, and our interconnectedness—elements that are vital for a fulfilling life and a healthier planet. Also, he's super fun! Follow Jason on Instagram: @jasonjourneyman . Subscribe to Jason's Naturalist newsletter: JourneyStack . Follow ROTLP on Instagram: @rangersofthelostpark . Follow ROTLP on TikTok: @rangersofthelostpark . Join Patreon! Become a Ranger Friend for bonus content and to join an incredible community. Now available on YouTube ! Watch Rangers of the Lost Park select episodes. Got a cool Ranger Tea story? Want Liz to share your interesting outdoors story on the podcast? Fill out the Listener Story Form! Have a question for Liz? Want her to answer it on an episode? Fill out the Listener Question Form! Do you know someone who would make a great guest on the podcast (yourself included)? Fill out the Podcast Guest Request Form! For episode suggestions and feedback, please email Liz at info@rangersofthelostpark.com . Please download, subscribe, and leave a review! Thank you for listening! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
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Episode #62
58: Canadian Conservation, Skinny Dipping with a Bear & National Park Planning with Emma Hoskins
Aug 19, 20261h 34m
She skinny dipped with a bear?! Yep, and she's also a backcountry adventurer and this week's guest on Rangers of the Lost Park! Her name is Emma Hoskins. Emma works at the intersection of public lands, climate resilience, and outdoor storytelling. Through research, policy work, and time spent on the road, from U.S. National Parks to New Zealand, Emma explores how travel, recreation, and conservation shape the places we love. On New Year’s Eve of 2020, she made a slightly ambitious promise to herself: visit every U.S. National Park by the time she turned 30. Did Emma make it to all 63? What's it like working in conservation in Canada? Why is Visitor Use Management Systems important in protecting public lands? Find out by listening to our episode! Follow Emma on Instagram: @emmarhoskins . Check out Emma's website: EmmaRHoskins.com . Follow ROTLP on Instagram: @rangersofthelostpark . Follow ROTLP on TikTok: @rangersofthelostpark . Join Patreon! Become a Ranger Friend for bonus content and to join an incredible community. Now available on YouTube ! Watch Rangers of the Lost Park select episodes. Got a cool Ranger Tea story? Want Liz to share your interesting outdoors story on the podcast? Fill out the Listener Story Form! Have a question for Liz? Want her to answer it on an episode? Fill out the Listener Question Form! Do you know someone who would make a great guest on the podcast (yourself included)? Fill out the Podcast Guest Request Form! For episode suggestions and feedback, please email Liz at info@rangersofthelostpark.com . Please download, subscribe, and leave a review! Thank you for listening! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
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Episode #61
57: Big Bend National Park & the Big Bad Border Wall with Anna Claire Beasley
Aug 12, 20261h 24m
Big Bend National Park and the local communities surrounding it are being threatened by a destructive border patrol endeavor. The Department of Homeland Security released “Smart Wall” plans for this area of Texas (including Big Bend Ranch State Park and Big Bend National Park) which include PHYSICAL construction of border walls in both the Big Bend Ranch State Park and Big Bend National Park. "This will not only have extreme environmental impacts, it will also remove access to miles upon miles of public land and close some of the most beloved sections of both parks (including the Hot Springs in Big Bend National Park and Hoodoos & Balanced Rock trail in Big Bend Ranch State Park) and also includes physical walls along sections of the Rio Grande Wild and Scenic river," says local resident Anna Claire Beasley. Anna Claire Beasley is an adventure and wedding photographer originally from Castroville, Texas. She now lives and works in Far West Texas, specifically calling the desert town of Terlingua near Big Bend National Park her home. And, she's this week's guest on Rangers of the Lost Park! Anna Claire talks about what this area means to her and why this border wall is bad for her community and the landscape itself. She also talks about her love for Texas, adventurous travels around the US via bikepacking, and more! Follow Anna Claire on Instagram: @annaclairebeasley . Follow No Big Bend Wall on Instagram: @nobigbendwall . Learn more about this issue at NoBigBendWall.org . Sign the petition to stop the Big Bend Wall! Follow ROTLP on Instagram: @rangersofthelostpark . Follow ROTLP on TikTok: @rangersofthelostpark . Join Patreon! Become a Ranger Friend for bonus content and to join an incredible community. Now available on YouTube ! Watch Rangers of the Lost Park select episodes. Got a cool Ranger Tea story? Want Liz to share your interesting outdoors story on the podcast? Fill out the Listener Story Form! Have a question for Liz? Want her to answer it on an episode? Fill out the Listener Question Form! Do you know someone who would make a great guest on the podcast (yourself included)? Fill out the Podcast Guest Request Form! For episode suggestions and feedback, please email Liz at info@rangersofthelostpark.com . Please download, subscribe, and leave a review! Thank you for listening! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
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Episode #64

60: A Love for Pikas, Harrowing Mountain Journeys & Women in STEM with Dr. Johanna "Pika Jo" Varner & Karli Weatherill

Sep 9, 20261h 26m

You NEED To know about the most adorable little "mountain potatoes": the American pika (Ochotona princeps)! Not only is the logo for this here podcast a pika, but the American pika ( Ochotona princeps ) is a small, herbivorous mammal of the family Ochotonidae, closely related to rabbits and hares. They live in alpine rockslides and talus slopes; and they have the cutest "MEEP!" you'll ever hear. Pikas are widely considered a mammalian indicator of environmental change in alpine ecosystems because they have experienced climate-mediated declines in parts of their range. My two guests for this episode are an incredible scientifically-savvy duo: Dr. Johanna "Pika Jo" Varner and Karli Weatherill - who study pikas for a living! Johanna “Pika Jo” Varner is a pika biologist who lives in Colorado. During the academic year, she teaches biology at Colorado Mesa University, but during the summer, she spends a lot of time in the mountains looking for pikas, placing temperature sensors, and collecting scat samples to analyze for stress. Before she was a pika biologist, Dr. Varner was a biomedical engineer, a baker, and a blueberry farmer. But she likes studying pikas best because they are adorable and they live in beautiful places. Karli Weatherill is a Ph.D. student at the University of Oklahoma and a graduate of Colorado Mesa University, where she first met Pika Jo and earned her bachelor's degree in Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal Biology. Her research has focused on the stress physiology of American pikas. Karli is an avid outdoor enthusiast and loves that she gets to study pikas while spending time in the mountains. She is also passionate about science communication and youth science education, striving to make science accessible and inspiring to diverse audiences. Read about the pika study implemented by Karli and Jo: Climatic stressors and habitat quality explain individual stress metrics in an isolated population of small mammals . Download the Pika Patrol app! Check out Pika Jo's website: Dr. Johanna Varner . Follow Pika Jo on Instagram: @doctorpikajo . Follow Karli on Instagram: @mtntopbiologist . Follow ROTLP on Instagram: @rangersofthelostpark . Follow ROTLP on TikTok: @rangersofthelostpark . Join Patreon! Become a Ranger Friend for bonus content and to join an incredible community. Now available on YouTube ! Watch Rangers of the Lost Park select episodes. Got a cool Ranger Tea story? Want Liz to share your interesting outdoors story on the podcast? Fill out the Listener Story Form! Have a question for Liz? Want her to answer it on an episode? Fill out the Listener Question Form! Do you know someone who would make a great guest on the podcast (yourself included)? Fill out the Podcast Guest Request Form! For episode suggestions and feedback, please email Liz at info@rangersofthelostpark.com . Please download, subscribe, and leave a review! Thank you for listening! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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Recent episodes

Explosions in Crater Lake National Park, Morbid Curiosity, & Women of Law Enforcement in Parks and Forests: Crime off the Grid & Rangers of the Lost Park

60: A Love for Pikas, Harrowing Mountain Journeys & Women in STEM with Dr. Johanna "Pika Jo" Varner & Karli Weatherill

59: A Love of Yosemite, Naturalist Journeys & California Dreamin' with Jason Wise

58: Canadian Conservation, Skinny Dipping with a Bear & National Park Planning with Emma Hoskins

57: Big Bend National Park & the Big Bad Border Wall with Anna Claire Beasley

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Debbie Miller

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Woniya Thibeault

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Recent episodes

Explosions in Crater Lake National Park, Morbid Curiosity, & Women of Law Enforcement in Parks and Forests: Crime off the Grid & Rangers of the Lost Park

60: A Love for Pikas, Harrowing Mountain Journeys & Women in STEM with Dr. Johanna "Pika Jo" Varner & Karli Weatherill

59: A Love of Yosemite, Naturalist Journeys & California Dreamin' with Jason Wise

58: Canadian Conservation, Skinny Dipping with a Bear & National Park Planning with Emma Hoskins

57: Big Bend National Park & the Big Bad Border Wall with Anna Claire Beasley

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Woniya Thibeault

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