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National Park Scouts

National Park Scouts

著者: National Park Scouts
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National Park Scouts takes curious kids on awesome adventures through America's national parks. Join us as we investigate wild animals, cool geology, and big mysteries hiding inside these amazing parks.


Every time, you'll learn something most adults don't know! We decode park sounds, hear from other kids and learn what makes these national parks so special.



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  • Sequoia National Park: Giant Caves Beneath the Giant Trees
    2026/07/24

    This is part 2 of our Sequoia National Park podcast series. Check out our other episodes on Sequoia National Park for kids:
    Part 1: General Sherman - The Largest Living Thing on Earth
    Part 2: Giant Caves Beneath the Giant Trees
    Part 3: Flying Frogs, the Great Rescue
    Part 4: Higher than High - Mount Whitney

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    Most people visit Sequoia National Park to look up at the world's biggest trees, but did you know there is a massive, hidden world right beneath your boots? 🥾🔦 Grab your headlamp because we are going down into the dark to explore 240 secret marble caves!

    Meet the creatures that exist nowhere else on earth and learn why they lose their color and eyes. Hear the memory trick for stalactite and stalagmites and find out how the cave is built, drop by drop!

    🎒Scout mission included! Experience our fun mission thats great for trips or the backyard with your family.

    🏕️ Do you like caves? Would you go in one?

    Visit nationalparkscouts.com for coloring pages, word searches, and bingo cards that go along with this kids podcast.

    Hey Scouts! Review & subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. It's the best way for others to find the show too. Thank you for supporting National Park Scouts! 🌲⛺

    https://nationalparkscouts.com/

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  • Sequoia National Park: General Sherman - The Largest Living Thing on Earth
    2026/07/16

    This is part 1 of our Sequoia National Park podcast series. Check out our other episodes on Sequoia National Park for kids:
    Part 1: General Sherman - The Largest Living Thing on Earth
    Part 2: Giant Caves Beneath the Giant Trees
    Part 3: Flying Frogs, the Great Rescue
    Part 4: Higher than High - Mount Whitney

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    Sequoia National Park is the land of the biggest. Biggest trees, biggest mountain, and plenty of big caves. We kick off our series climbing General Sherman the largest living thing on Earth! Discover how this giant Sequoia Tree has survived for 2,200 years. We dig in to the armor, bug spray, and how something that looks like a hot disaster actually helps sprout new trees.

    Thank you to Neighborhood Naturalist for generously sharing their park sound with us today. Check out their website or youtube to learn more.

    🎒Scout mission included! Experience our fun mission thats great for trips or the backyard with your family.

    🏕️ Would you rather see the biggest tree, the tallest tree, or the oldest tree and why?

    Visit nationalparkscouts.com for coloring pages, word searches, and bingo cards that go along with this kids podcast.


    Hey Scouts! Review & subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. It's the best way for others to find the show too. Thank you for supporting National Park Scouts! 🌲⛺

    https://nationalparkscouts.com/

    Amazing music from Sheb3ar

    Find National Park Scouts on Instagram

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    19 分
  • Acadia National Park: The Fire That Changed Everything
    2026/07/10

    This is part 4 of our Acadia National Park podcast series. Check out our other episodes on Acadia National Park for kids:
    Part 1: The Fastest Animal on Earth
    Part 2: Written in Rock
    Part 3: Tide Superpowers & Sea Creature Superstars

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    Acadia National Park is known for it's gorgeous fall colors🍂🍁. BUT, these colors weren't supposed to be there.... In 1947, a fire blazed through Mount Desert Island and burned the park to the ground. You’ll meet the brave local fishermen who sailed out into the dark, smoky night to rescue trapped families by boat, and discover how nature used a this event to pull off an incredible trick: rebuilding a dark, green forest into a blazing wonderland of bright red maples and yellow birch trees.

    Parents & Educators: Wildfires can sound scary, but today’s episode is all about the helpers and the ultimate comeback story! We use the historic 1947 Acadia fire to teach kids about ecological succession—how nature rebuilds itself after a major change. It’s a fantastic, kid-friendly look at forest biology and community resilience that aligns with elementary science standards (NGSS). Feel free to read the transcript on my website if you need to vet it for your child.

    🎒Scout mission included! Experience our fun mission thats great for trips or the backyard with your family.

    🏕️ Have you seen a recently burned forest?

    Visit nationalparkscouts.com for coloring pages, word searches, and bingo cards that go along with this kids podcast.


    Hey Scouts! Review & subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. It's the best way for others to find the show too. Thank you for supporting National Park Scouts! 🌲⛺

    https://nationalparkscouts.com/

    Amazing music from Sheb3ar

    Find National Park Scouts on Instagram

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    17 分
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