National Parks - Troubled Edens
National Parks - Troubled Edens
Special | 56m 47sVideo has Closed Captions
America’s national parks face unique challenges. Are they being “loved to death?"
Dubbed “America’s best idea,” they encompass 84 million acres of diverse landscape from the Everglades to glaciers to redwood forests. But in the 21st Century, America’s national parks face unique challenges. Are they being “loved to death?” Can they sustain their fragile ecosystems?
National Parks - Troubled Edens is a local public television program presented by PBS Utah
National Parks - Troubled Edens
National Parks - Troubled Edens
Special | 56m 47sVideo has Closed Captions
Dubbed “America’s best idea,” they encompass 84 million acres of diverse landscape from the Everglades to glaciers to redwood forests. But in the 21st Century, America’s national parks face unique challenges. Are they being “loved to death?” Can they sustain their fragile ecosystems?
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David Nimkin, National Parks Conservation Association
David Nimkin talks about the politics of local communities and national lands issues. (1m 19s)
Ellson Bennett, Covenant of Faith Ministries
Ellson Bennett talks about the NPS history with Native Americans. (1m 28s)
Robert Keiter, Wallace Stegner Center at the U of Utah
Robert Keiter talks about the margins of land that border the national parks. (1m 7s)
Andrea Brunelle, University of Utah Department of Geography
Andrea Brunelle talks about global warming's effects on the national parks. (1m 5s)
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National Parks - Troubled Edens is a local public television program presented by PBS Utah