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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!
Unknown Host hosts Rangers of the Lost Park.
This week's guest is someone who has a wonderful sense of humor, tenacity in conservation work and is a young person trying to do good for nature. Her name is Nancy Nan, or Nance. Nance graduated from UCLA in 2024 with a
Who knew learning history could be so fun?! Will DeMan (known as "NationalParkHistory") is a Michigan-based educator, writer, and public land advocate. His content on Instagram and Substack combines history and advocacy
The Moab to Monument Valley Film Commission (located in Moab, Utah), the longest-running film commission, started in 1949 to help facilitate John Ford movies that were going there. Since then, over 200 films have been sh
What happens when you gather a group of nature enthusiasts in an old growth forest? This episode is truly unique and not something Liz has done on this podcast before. Liz went out into the remote backcountry with a wond
This week's guest is Robert "Bob" Pahre: a professor in the Political Science Department at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where he is also currently Department Head. Liz and Bob discuss the consequences
Meg Carney, host of Outdoor Minimalist Podcast, and Liz Crandall, host of Rangers of the Lost Park Podcast, team up for an effortless collaboration where they talk about how they both find joy in a world of bad news. As
Gwyn & Ami are a dynamic duo who plan incredible itineraries for folks looking to venture into National Parks and public lands. They share their tips and tricks in planning, pride outside as a queer couple, a spooky trai
"Green Girl" Leah Thomas coined the term Intersectional Environmentalist at the age 25, when she wrote and published her book titled The Intersectional Environmentalist: How to Dismantle Systems of Oppression to Protect
Chrisha Favors isn't afraid to be her authentic self and spread joy whenever she can! She spends her days tending to her garden and is proud to be a black woman landowner in the state of Oregon. Historically, people of c
The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) covers about 19.3 million acres in northeast Alaska and is the largest national refuge in the United States. And unfortunately, it is a huge target for oil and gas drilling desp
Sam Forstag is an outdoorsy guy! He worked as a smokejumper and wildland firefighter for years with the US Forest Service-- until December of 2025, when he decided it was time to run for Congress. And the amazing part? H
This week’s episode takes a deep dive into the life of the American farmer– the culture surrounding it, why what we eat matters and how we farm matters, and a new documentary that is just now starting to show screenings:
Aaron Murphy of American Hunters & Anglers (AHA) is truly a public lands patriot! Since he was young, Aaron has loved the outdoors unconditionally. He served as a Ranger at Yellowstone National Park in the late 90s, he h
Jesse Hamner is an experienced and knowledgable wildland firefighter with a huge heart. After experiencing great loss in 2025, she embarked on a grand roadtrip around the United States in search of community and healing.
Mattison "Matt" Shreero & Max Scott: two park rangers who are both incredible paleontologists and geologists! Matt and Max join Liz on this jurassic episode of Rangers of the Lost Park to talk about all sorts of cool thi
Alligator Alcatraz: remember that? Well, it's still very much a thing. In fact, it is still operating despite the lawsuits and public outcry. And guess what? It's going to be on your radar again very soon. Did you know t
Liz is joined by Danielle and Cassie of National Park After Dark Podcast ! Together they read and react through Trail Tales (listener stories), all of which are park ranger-themed, and discuss a variety of topics regardi
My guest today is someone I am so beyond stoked to talk to. She is a powerful woman who specializes in wilderness skills, traditional lifeways, and ancestral skills. She is an author, a mother, a teacher, a woman of bush
Liz chats with Vikram Baliga - known for his online presence as The Plant Prof and podcast Planthropology - about loving plants and the plant community, wild 5-minute plant hack videos, Big Bend National Park, and more!
He's back! It's N8ture AL (also known as Alex Troutman)! Liz and AL catch up since they last spoke in September. AL has worked in conservation as a wildlife biologist for years until last February when he was caught in t
Leah Thomas
Assistant Athletics Director for Student-Athlete Development · Intersectional Environmentalist
1 appearance on this show
Debbie Miller
Dr. · American Legion
1 appearance on this show
Sam Forstag
congressional candidate, union organizer, smoke jumper · Montana US Forest Service
1 appearance on this show
Aaron Murphy
Attorney, Real Estate Investor, Pilot, Jiu Jitsu Instructor · The Emerald Grappling Podcast
1 appearance on this show
Woniya Thibeault
Woman of the Wild & Survival Show "Alone: Frozen" Winner
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Vikram Baliga
Dr · Planthropology
1 appearance on this show
Emily Pennington
outdoor expert, gear tester · REI
1 appearance on this show
Ken Burns
documentary filmmaker · Dream Team
1 appearance on this show
Leokadia George
author, mental health therapist, Wolf Center volunteer · Wolf Conservation Center
1 appearance on this show
Gabrielle Cerberville
the Chaotic Forager
1 appearance on this show
River Selby
Author and Former Hotshot
1 appearance on this show
Alex Troutman
Fish and Wildlife Biologist and Environmental Educator
1 appearance on this show
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