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From the surface the ocean looks flat and blue and it goes on for ever. Beneath the surface strange and beautiful fish, corals, crustaceans, and other creatures make it their home. Listen to retired National Park Service scientist Gary Davis introduce you to this exciting, mysterious world and learn about the conservation and scientific efforts the National Park Service engages in to protect oceans for all life on earth.

For over 100 days, oil spilled into the Gulf of Mexico. Even with the well capped, the impacts of the oil and the restoration of parks affected by the spill will span years, if not decades. Watch these movies to learn how science helps the National Park Service protect park resources.

Picturing a Changing Climate in Denali National Park
Follow us to the backcountry of Denali National Park. A group of young scientists document landscape changes.
Credit: Weston Dockter, Colorado State University
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The Outside Science (inside parks) series shares stories of crucial, creative science. Each episode, produced in collaboration with Colorado State University, highlights the many ways young people are getting involved in science in parks.
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Visiting parks is a great way to see and learn about wildlife. When we visit wildlife their natural environment in parks, it is important to remember that they really are wild animals and there are safe and unsafe ways to appreciate them. This short video describes some of the things to keep in mind when you have the chance to interact with wildlife.

Dr. Edward O. Wilson, is a professor emeritus at Harvard University and respected scientist. He is known for his many biological discoveries and as an environmental advocate. Watch as E.O. Wilson discusses the importance of respecting the planet's biodiversity and the role the National Park Service plays in preserving it. In these thought-provoking and inspiring videos, we can gain a better understanding of the roles even the little things play in our ecosystems and the spark that started the movement toward protecting them. Watch and be moved!

George Wright's legacy lives today through the hard work, dedication, and passion of natural resource managers and scientists, too. Watch this video to learn more about these professionals are protecting "America's Best Idea" and carrying on in the spirit of George Wright.

To survive in a hot and arid environment the native Hawaiians (kanaka maoli) used ancient fishing skills, including the building of fishponds, and the knowledge of the location of precious fresh water (wai) that flows into the many brackish pools throughout the park. The spirit of the people (poe) and the knowledge of the elders (kupuna) created a tradition of respect and reverence for this area. In this video a new generation of native Hawaiians express the importance of carrying on their traditions. Shot, Edited, and Produced by Weston Dockter for the National Park Service.

http://www.nps.gov/kaho/index.htm

Where will you Find Your Park?

Dr. Edward O. Wilson, is a professor emeritus at Harvard University and respected scientist. He is known for his many biological discoveries and as an environmental advocate. Watch as E.O. Wilson discusses the importance of respecting the planet's biodiversity and the role the National Park Service plays in preserving it. In these thought-provoking and inspiring videos, we can gain a better understanding of the roles even the little things play in our ecosystems and the spark that started the movement toward protecting them. Watch and be moved!

From the surface the ocean looks flat and blue and it goes on for ever. Beneath the surface strange and beautiful fish, corals, crustaceans, and other creatures make it their home. Listen to retired National Park Service scientist Gary Davis introduce you to this exciting, mysterious world and learn about the conservation and scientific efforts the National Park Service engages in to protect oceans for all life on earth.

Dr. Edward O. Wilson, is a professor emeritus at Harvard University and respected scientist. He is known for his many biological discoveries and as an environmental advocate. Watch as E.O. Wilson discusses the importance of respecting the planet's biodiversity and the role the National Park Service plays in preserving it. In these thought-provoking and inspiring videos, we can gain a better understanding of the roles even the little things play in our ecosystems and the spark that started the movement toward protecting them. Watch and be moved!

Dr. Edward O. Wilson, is a professor emeritus at Harvard University and respected scientist. He is known for his many biological discoveries and as an environmental advocate. Watch as E.O. Wilson discusses the importance of respecting the planet's biodiversity and the role the National Park Service plays in preserving it. In these thought-provoking and inspiring videos, we can gain a better understanding of the roles even the little things play in our ecosystems and the spark that started the movement toward protecting them. Watch and be moved!

George Wright's legacy lives today through the hard work, dedication, and passion of volunteers and through the stewardship and interest of future generations. Watch this video to learn more about how park visitors can protect "America's Best Idea" and carry on in the spirit of George Wright.

From the surface the ocean looks flat and blue and it goes on for ever. Beneath the surface strange and beautiful fish, corals, crustaceans, and other creatures make it their home. Listen to retired National Park Service scientist Gary Davis introduce you to this exciting, mysterious world and learn about the conservation and scientific efforts the National Park Service engages in to protect oceans for all life on earth.

Trailer for 2016 webisode series Outside Science (inside parks). To keep up with the release dates of every episode, check us out on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/naturenps.