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Rangers of the Lost Park

Liz Crandall
Public Lands
National Park Service
Wolf Conservation
Climate Change
National Parks
Roadless Rule
Foraging
Canis Lupus
Bureau Of Land Management
Mushrooms
Borderlands Conservation Act
Mexican Gray Wolf
Forest Service
US Forest Service
Conservation
Yosemite National Park
Endangered Species Act
Wildfire Crisis
Climate Advocacy
Mental Health

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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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. T... more

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 ... more

From sleeping in flowers to keeping the natural world thriving, native bees are absolutely magical. Krystle Hickman loves bees and is incredibly knowledgable! She is a National Geographic Explorer and Expedition Expert, award-winning conservation pho... more

You may recognize him from his quirky Instagram/Tiktok reels - the man known for creating quality, local artist-driven conservation tees: Jim Morris!

Jim Morris is the founder of Boulder-based Jim Morris Environmental & Wildlife T-Shirt Co. Since 1... more

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Recent Guests

Anna Claire Beasley
Adventure and wedding photographer, Texas-based advocate
No Big Bend Wall advocacy partner or related groups mentioned in episode
Episode: 57: Big Bend National Park & the Big Bad Border Wall with Anna Claire Beasley
Krystle Hickman
National Geographic explorer and expedition expert, conservation photographer and author
National Geographic
Episode: 56: The Magical World of Bees with Krystle Hickman
Jim Morris
Founder of Jim Morris Environmental & Wildlife T-Shirt Co
Jim Morris Environmental & Wildlife T-Shirt Co
Episode: 55: Saving Beached Whales in Florida, Opening Your Senses to the Outdoors, & Wildlife Tees for Conservation with Jim Morris
Nancy Nan
conservation worker and content creator known as Nancees/Nanceese
Independent; formerly with US Forest Service, Kauai/NHP programs
Episode: 54: Ranking Outdoor Conservation Jobs, the Gen-Z Perspective, & Why Ai Sucks with Nancy "Nance" Nan
Will DeMan
Historian of national park history and public lands advocate
National Park History (Instagram/Substack)
Episode: 53: Why National Parks Are So Cool, Spooky Appalachia & Defending Public Lands with Will DeMan
Bega Metzner
Film Commission Director for the Moab to Monument Valley Film Commission
Moab Office of Tourism / Moab to Monument Valley Film Commission
Episode: 52: Movies Filmed in Moab UT Public Lands, the Longest-Running Film Commission & One Woman's Journey in the Film Industry - Bega Metzner
Daniel Gomez
Landscape photographer, advocate for old-growth conservation
Oregon Wild (interview participant)
Episode: 51: King Tut, Old Growth Forests, Newts in the Lake & Outdoor Community with Oregon Wild at Crabtree Valley
Patty Hine
Co-founder and co-director president of 350 Eugene
350 Eugene
Episode: 51: King Tut, Old Growth Forests, Newts in the Lake & Outdoor Community with Oregon Wild at Crabtree Valley
Misha Inomoto
Bryologist and lichenologist, researcher
Oregon Wild collaborator
Episode: 51: King Tut, Old Growth Forests, Newts in the Lake & Outdoor Community with Oregon Wild at Crabtree Valley

Host

Liz Crandall
Host of Rangers of the Lost Park; former Forest Service ranger; public lands advocate.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 27 ratings
  • Refreshing Look at Public Lands

    Liz is an excellent host and brings an insider perspective to some of the most pressing public lands issues in the US. I love that she brings joy to sometimes difficult topics, and it is an inspiring listen every time!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MegCarney
    United States2 months ago
  • Informative and fun

    Great cast for those who believe this is the la d of the free and that the beauty of this country is for all - not just a place the rich can use to make themselves richer!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BarkingGriffon
    United States3 months ago
  • Exactly like the description, and MORE!!

    A great podcast for all lovers of the outdoors. Every guest is incredibly unique and it's a joy to listen to them discuss taking on challenges and building community

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Local Ranger Supporter
    United States5 months ago
  • A must listen for those who love our public lands

    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. ✊🏽🩵🌵

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NationalParkPatchLady
    United Statesa year ago
  • Raw & Inspirational!

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bird Peeper
    United Statesa year ago

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55: Saving Beached Whales in Florida, Opening Your Senses to the Outdoors, & Wildlife Tees for Conservation with Jim Morris
Q: What advice would you give to young people today about navigating a world with ongoing environmental challenges?
Seek wild places, explore with others, and defend spaces that feel critical. Pair outdoor activity with learning, engage with mentors, and combine that hands-on experience with advocacy—it's through action with good people that you sustain hope and make a tangible impact.
55: Saving Beached Whales in Florida, Opening Your Senses to the Outdoors, & Wildlife Tees for Conservation with Jim Morris
Q: What inspired you to start your t-shirt business in 1976, and how did that evolve into a platform for conservation?
The idea began from a deep curiosity about whales and the hope to protect them, which broadened into environmental activism. A garage start led to a formal operation that could fund and promote conservation groups, with collaborations to print shirts that carried messages about dolphins, whales, and other wildlife, ultimately supporting a range of environmental nonprofits.
53: Why National Parks Are So Cool, Spooky Appalachia & Defending Public Lands with Will DeMan
Q: How did you get into advocacy?
Will describes his background as a history teacher who gradually leaned into advocacy, leveraging his education to inform and empower public dialogue about public lands, especially after wake-up moments during the Doge firings and related policy changes.
49: Pride Outside, National Parks & Exploring Public Lands with Gwyn & Ami
Q: What's the most important thing to convey about geotagging shared locations?
Their stance is nuanced: share widely known, established trails in national parks; avoid overexposed or sensitive sites; balance accessibility with safety and local concerns.
49: Pride Outside, National Parks & Exploring Public Lands with Gwyn & Ami
Q: How did you two meet and decide to hike together on your first dates?
They met on OK Cupid in Portland, built a connection over a Forest Park hike, and have been together ever since, turning shared outdoor interests into a life together.

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What is Rangers of the Lost Park about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show centers on outdoor life, public lands, and conservation advocacy, blending on-the-ground ranger perspectives with historical context, policy implications, and community action. Across recent episodes, listeners hear conversations about how parks tell America's story, the role of public comment in land decisions, film and media landscapes around public lands, and practical guidance for staying hopeful while engaging in activism. Notable throughlines include maintaining joy in the outdoors amid environmental challenges, the importance of community organizing, and real-world experiences from rangers, scientists, photographers, and activists that illuminate policy, history, and everyday stewardship. The show often features multi-voice... more

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3. Jim Morris
4. Nancy Nan
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