
A podcast for those who love Public Lands and Rangers who serve them. Hosted by Liz Crandall and Mikayla Moors, encouraging you to Ranger On!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelSociety & Culture | |||

Bats, caves & rescues, oh my! Ranger Hannah Croxton immerses us in some spooky stories from their time as a US Forest Service Lead Ranger at the Newberry National Volcanic Monument in Oregon.
Alongside all the other amazing federal workers who prot... more
Author and former Wildland Firefighter River Selby (they/them) wrote and published their memoire Hotshot: A Life on Fire on August 12, 2025. In this episode, River talks about what it was like being a hotshot and wildland firefighter from both a pers... more
SJ Joslin (they/them), a bat biologist from Yosemite National Park, was unjustly fired from their dream job by the federal government for flying the trans flag in the park. They were off-duty, left no trace (aka zero damage) and did this purely with ... more
Have you ever wondered what it takes to support 640 million acres of public lands across the United States? In this episode, Gaby Rojas from Public Lands Alliance explains how nonprofits support our nation's treasures for the future.
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For those folks who love our national parks and public lands, this podcast is a great place to learn from public lands stewards on the ground. Liz and Mikayla speak from experience and the heart about the challenges facing the future of our public lands. I appreciate the awareness they bring to help the public be better advocates for our parks and spaces. ✊🏽🩵🌵
This podcast already has me hooked! It is gut-wrenching to hear the stories and testimonies of the dedicated federal employees who have been illegally fired and at the same time, so inspiring to hear people like Liz and Mikayla fighting back using any means necessary. Their candid approach to covering this topic is eye-opening and I can’t help but feel for each of them and the many others impacted by this. Keep doing exactly what you’re doing, ladies! This is so critically important right now an... more
It’s refreshing to hear two voices, who’ve lived as Park Service rangers, give insight into what this current administration is doing to gut America’s natural treasures. Thank you, Liz & Mikayla!
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Focused on the experiences and challenges of public land management, this podcast explores the realities faced by park rangers and other federal employees. Key themes include environmental activism, worker rights, and personal stories from those who protect America's natural spaces. The hosts, both seasoned rangers, share candid discussions about the political landscape affecting public lands and the passionate individuals advocating for change. The series not only raises awareness about crucial environmental issues but also highlights the human elements of federal employment in conservation, making it particularly engaging for advocates and enthusiasts of public lands.
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Recent guests on Rangers of the Lost Park include:
1. River Selby
2. SJ Joslin
3. Gaby Rojas
4. Alex Troutman
5. Yolanda Fulmer
6. Riva Duncan
7. Sarah Crandall
8. Alex Wild
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