S6 E14: Emma's Ultimate Guide to National Parks: Everglades

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Emma's Ultimate Guide to National Parks: Waterton Peace Park

It's the final episode of Emma's whirlwind tour of North America's National Parks. Well... for now. There are still lots of great parks left to explore, so keep the suggestions coming and maybe Emma I can do another round next year!As promised in the episode, here are some helpfu ...  Show more

Bonus: The Big 100!

Description: Attention! This is Earth Ranger Emma confirming that everything is back to normal here at the Earth Rangers podcast control station. That little glitch from earlier this week? That was nothing!! I assure you everything is fine and we have full control of the signal a ...  Show more

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