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I finally caught up on that podcast series a friend recommended about natio=
nal parks and the history behind how they were established. The episodes co=
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h interviews from rangers and historians. I listened to the one about Yosem=
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It was fascinating to learn how a small group of advocates pushed for prote=
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like a great way to spend a week during the summer if you have the time. I =
am thinking about planning a trip to one of the less crowded parks in the f=
all when the crowds thin out and the weather is cooler. The podcast recomme=
nded going mid-week to avoid the busiest days. I would love to visit Great =
Basin or North Cascades since those seem more remote and have incredible ni=
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art about the rooftop greenhouse in the city was incredible. They grew toma=
toes, peppers, and herbs year-round using hydroponics and supplied a bunch =
of local restaurants. I had no idea a single rooftop could produce that muc=
h. The film also covered some really practical challenges like zoning laws =
and water access, but the overall message was inspiring. People are transfo=
rming vacant lots and unused spaces into productive gardens and it's catchi=
ng on in more neighborhoods than I expected. I've been thinking about tryin=
g to grow herbs on my balcony next spring. Maybe basil and mint to start si=
nce those are pretty forgiving for beginners. A friend of mine grows lettuc=
e in a window box and says it works great as long as you keep up with water=
ing. I also read that marigolds planted nearby help keep pests away natural=
ly. I might try a small tomato plant in a pot just to see how it goes. The =
documentary mentioned a community garden program that offers free workshops=
 on composting and soil prep, and I'm thinking about signing up for one. If=
 you have any tips for container gardening I would love to hear them. I wan=
t to start small and not get too ambitious right away but it seems like a w=
orthwhile project that doesn't require a huge time commitment once things a=
re established. The whole idea of growing even a small portion of your own =
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nal parks and the history behind how they were established. The episodes co=
ver a different park each time and the storytelling is really immersive wit=
h interviews from rangers and historians. I listened to the one about Yosem=
ite and the early conservation efforts that saved the groves from logging. =
It was fascinating to learn how a small group of advocates pushed for prote=
ction long before the Park Service existed. The episode also talked about t=
he wildlife corridors that help animals move between habitats and how moder=
n roads sometimes disrupt those pathways. They mentioned a study where they=
 tracked a mountain lion crossing highways at night using underpasses desig=
ned for wildlife. That kind of engineering is so smart when you think about=
 it. I also learned that some parks have programs where visitors can volunt=
eer to help with trail maintenance and invasive plant removal. That sounds =
like a great way to spend a week during the summer if you have the time. I =
am thinking about planning a trip to one of the less crowded parks in the f=
all when the crowds thin out and the weather is cooler. The podcast recomme=
nded going mid-week to avoid the busiest days. I would love to visit Great =
Basin or North Cascades since those seem more remote and have incredible ni=
ght skies. If you have been to either of those I would love to hear about y=
our experience and what trails you would recommend for a first timer.
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