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[narrator] Native Americans who first come and stare Wechat: FORTUNEBET99 Whatsapp: +66875578326
on these lakes and mountains experience vast wilderness.
All continents are still wild and free.
These Native Americans believe in the greatest natural wonders belongs to anyone.
They belong to all.
[instrumental version of "Hallelujah" Leonard Cohen playing]
[narrator] More than a hundred years ago,
These precious places are protected for eternity, for everyone And the National Park was born.
[Rachel] Conrad said, "Go slowly.
Listen to those who came before."
[Conrad] Oh yeah! What
Yes!
Seduce!
[laughs]
Seduce!
[narrator] The first person here doesn't know what they will find
Adventure step into the unknown
Conrad Anker is a world-famous climber and National Park Ambassador.
[Max] I think I got everything To shoot there, Dad.
Looks good.
[narrator] During the semester break, Conrad always takes his stepson, Max Lowe,
on the way to climb through the park.
Their family friend, Rachel Pohl, come along.
[Conrad] Come roll.
[grumble]
[engine starts]
[narrator] Yellowstone
The land is above the anger that melts the largest super volcano on Earth.
Every year, more than two million visitors are brought back in time
Hot-loving bacteria create bright colors
More than half of the geysers on this planet are here
[people laugh and scream]
Yellowstone is your place Can feel the beating heart on this planet
and look into his eyes.
From the heart of this beating, large rivers flow to all corners of the continent.
[Conrad] In the last trip, We have found these rivers,
Native American highways
[James Bay "Hold Back the River" play] [narrator] Colorado River carves the Grand Canyon,
dig a mile to earth,
uncovering layers of rock formed 1.7 billion years ago.
[people cheering]
[howling]
[shouts]
[cheering]
[narrator] In large river valleys, Native Americans are hunted and gathered.
In Chaco Canyon, in New Mexico, they built a developing city.
If you listen, you can still hear it Their voices are blown away.
[roar of thunder away]
[Conrad] We head north towards Wyoming, and other Native American icons.
[narrator] Lakota Sioux Win a thousand-foot monolith
called Devils Tower.
Here they pass on stories from strong spirits,
and giant, terrible bears.
[calling voice]
National Parks protect land and animals as well.
[Rachel chuckles]
Grassland dogs threatened with safety are here.
[Jason Mraz "Back to Earth" playing]
[Rachel laughs]
[narrator] prairie dogs have very developed vocabulary,
which includes a special warning call for each predator
[Yelp]
This is a female who sounds an alarm.
[Max] Look at him!
[Max] Yes, come on.
[Rachel] Max, take this one.
[Rachel laughs]
[sniff]
[Yelp]
And reverse it.
You don't help, Max!
[Rachel] Max and Conrad are amazing climbers.
Back there
-This is very difficult. - Come on, you have to take the dip.
- [Rachel] me? -Yes.
I'm working on it.
Oh, now you're just showing off.
Fall already, so I can try.
[chuckles] Max!
[narrator] Native Americans believe There is a solemn power here.
They tie prayer flags on trees.
[Conrad] The column is said to be the claw mark made by a giant bear.
And we tried climbing the claw sign
[wind howling]
[narrator] The claw sign is a large crystal stone,
formed in the heart of a volcano.
The rest of the volcano has been eroded.
[Rachel] It's very slippery. This is really deceiving.
[thunderclap away]
[narrator] Devils Tower sits like
a lightning rose in the highlands of Wyoming
Not a good place in a storm.
Lightning! We will go down
[loud roar]
[Rachel] From Wyoming, we head northwest to Montana, my home country
[Woodie Guthrie's "This Land Is Your Land" playing]
[Rachel] Welcome to Glacier National Park.
♪ This land is made for you and me ♪
[Rachel] Here too, nature can make you careless
[man] No, no, no! Oh.
[narrator] Waterton Glacier International Peace Park
stretches across Canada and the United States, and is a World Heritage Site.
[Woodie Guthrie's "This Land Is Your Land" continues]
♪ This land is made for you and me ♪
[narrator] Team plan remaining summer
[Conrad] We came through Colorado
to Devils Tower,
and then we will pass it Yellowstone, to Glacier National Park,
on the Great Divide, down to Redwood National Park.
[narrator] Redwood National Park, in California,
highest tree shelter on the planet.
But these survivors, about 2,000 years,
now vulnerable as wild flower fields.
John Denver's song "Annie's Song"
That is a good tree.
Here, Jim!
[narrator] Some scientists devote their lives to learning
and urgent protection of the Redwood forest.
This graceful plantation barely survived the attack 150 years ago.
[crashing into a sound tree]
Ninety-five percent of redwood forests...
felled for wood.
In the western states, scientists are studying trees
understand that in order to develop,
big and small forests all depend on fire
Many conifers seal their cones with resin,
that must be burned Before the seeds can germinate.
From the ashes, new life appears.
[fire crackling]
Here in Yosemite Valley,
trees born in fire
[wind howling]
Wild nature needs protection.
One hundred and 20 years ago, the fiercest of those protectors is John Muir, a natural poet.
[Muir] The sun shines not on us, but in us
The river flows not passing, but through us.
Get rid of it, occasionally, and clean yourself.
[narrator] Muir loves Yosemite Valley.
But he can't stop it from being destroyed by a woodcutter,
breeders, and developers.
But then the article is full of passion and sketches
caught the eyes of strong people.
In 1903, President Theodore Roosevelt visited Muir in Yosemite
where they camped for three days
[chat is not clear]
[dog hump]
The President has good reasons for desert treasures
When Roosevelt was 25 years old, his mother and his wife...
attacked.
Both of them died the same day.
He wrote, "Light has come out of my life."
He brings his sadness to the wilderness,
where he found it natural forces to heal.
He never forgets it.
Their camping trip saves America's natural wonders.
Muir and Roosevelt crystallize sweeping visions
for the first integrated system National Parks anywhere on Earth.
Slowly the idea is fixed.
National Park land now exists an area three times the size of England.
400 of these sites start from Yosemite...
to volcanoes in Hawaii...
Niagara Falls in the east...
California Channel Islands...
King ’s Canyon...
Valley of death, Arguably the hottest place on Earth.
From caves in the south,
to the Monument Valley, Arizona tower.
From Grand Tetons Wyoming...
[thunderclap]
For Acadia, in Maine.
This land becomes your land.
Lake Powell...
Yellowstone.
Lake Crater, Oregon, the deepest lake in the country.
National Mall in Washington DC,
where cherry blossoms drive winter
[girl giggling]
New York City.
This, Teddy Roosevelt is immortalized near Central Park.
And arrogant women stand in New York Harbor
welcome everyone.
[birds call]
Life of birds thrives in the Florida Everglades.
But it's not always that way.
Female hats have been decorated with complicated fur.
In 1900, feather hunters were killing more than five million birds per year.
But then the local women's club, in the spirit of John Muir,
struggling to form Everglades National Park...
and end this anger.
This is once again a safe place, even for Godzilla babies.
These lands are also their land.
There is nothing better than waking up from napping to ice cream.
Yes.
[Conrad] We travel all over the country
from Death Valley, past the Hoover Dam, and Lake Mead, and directly to Utah.
[narrator] Utah has 13 people National park location
Precisely why did I choose to stay here
In Bryce Canyon, rainwater seeps into the rock.
Water freezes in winter.
Ice expands, destroys rock into fantasia from a tower called hoodoos.
The towers reveal layers of time, stacked on rocks.
Under the base, You run with dinosaurs,
then go up through the Cenozoic, for the dawn of mankind.
[Conrad] Let's take a picture here.
[Rachel] okay!
[Andy Grammer's "Back Home" plays] [all gasps]
[Rachel] I will be tall.
[Conrad] huh!
Perfect!
OK, let's continue to follow the steps.
[Andy Grammer's "Back Home" continues] [Twitter cricket]
[Rachel] John Muir said, "Get close to the heart of nature.
Listen."
[bird sound]
We all get different things out of the park
[narrator] On their continuous journey, their friend, Eric Porter,
bring them out of the park,
where the wind has left fingerprints on sandstone...
[Brandi Carlile's "Wherever Your Heart" plays] Making a playground for everyone to enjoy.
Seduce!
Good!
[bicycle bell ring]
[Eric] Woo!
[Rachel] Conrad is a hero to me.
In one extreme ascent in the Himalayas,
Conrad's party was hit by a terrible avalanche.
He lost his best friend, Alex Lowe.
[Max] Alex Lowe is my father, and your parents are all over the world.
So my world has just been turned off for a while.
Conrad entered our lives a few months later
because he is a close friend from our family
And through grieving things, I think we like to come together.
It's nice to have that father figure back in my life.
And do this amazing adventure, and go to these wild places
and bring me with him has become a great gift.
[Muir] The whole universe, flies through space with another star,
all singing and shining as one, appears as an infinite storm of beauty.
Here, nature can heal,
and give strength to the body and soul.
[animal call]
[Rachel] For years, on this trip with Max and Conrad,
I have had some unforgettable experiences.
Like in Katmai National Park, in Alaska,
where light brown bears are learning from their mothers
art... catch salmon.
[Mungo Jerry's "In the summer" play] or not.
[jerk complains
[narrator] For young people, it can take a long time.
Older siblings know some tricks.
And it's frustrating.
This year, the team finished with winter trips during the semester break.
Above Wisconsin, in Upper Michigan, is a Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore.
[Conrad] On the edge of Lake Superior, are now frozen solid,
is the Eastern Channel Lighthouse.
Usually, where we ski is open water
But we are here to climb frozen waterfalls.
This is very good Ryan Hudson joins us.
Ryan climbs the ice with us last year in Alaska
- [Ryan] Let's roll with him. - [Conrad] yes
[Rachel] Ice climbing is very special for Conrad.
Oh yeah!
That's the idea of heaven.
[Lumineers' "Flowers in Your Hair" play]
[Max] Woo-oo!
Head up there!
[wind howling]
[narrator] A storm moves in and turns cooler...
twenty degrees below zero
Conrad likes it.
Seduce!
[Conrad] Very cold weather that ice steel can be solved.
I put ice screws to hold the rope for Rachel and the team.
[Rachel] My hand... very cold!
GOOD.
[gasping]
[narrator] In a very cold state, with his hand over his heart...
Rachel's finger is closed.
[Rachel] I can't!
Helps!
[narrator] Then, Rachel's eyes for beauty capture what others have ignored.
Sweet.
A secret ballroom in the ice palace.
[Hallelujah "by Leonard Cohen]
[Rachel laughs]
[Max] So magical.
Pretty cool... want to try this one?
[Rachel] John Muir approaches to the heart of nature.
And here...
I also feel it.
[Woody Guthrie's "This Land Is Your Land" playing]
[laughs]
[rotating film projector]
[woman] Oh, that's a good shot.
[narrator] It says, "National Parks is America's best idea."
John Muir knows everything.
He said, "For the sake of God Lying the hopes of the world."
And everything starts under a big tree.
with a great President...
fierce poet nature...
and handshake.
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