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Insider's Look Podcast #38: APR 16, 2010

Jack Hanna of the Columbus Zoo talks about Wildlife Day at Grand Canyon.
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Insider's Look at Grand Canyon #38
Jack Hanna of the Columbus Zoo talks about Wildlife Day at Grand Canyon.
Running Time 01m28s - Apr 16, 2010 - Produced by Park Ranger Patrick Gamman
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Left to right: Ranger Ron Brown shows how to track and locate animals through radio telemetry, Ranger Lori Rome swearing in Junior Rangers, Grand Canyon Elementary School students performing a wildlife skit.
Left to right: Ranger Ron Brown shows how to track and locate animals through radio telemetry, Ranger Lori Rome swearing in Junior Rangers, Grand Canyon Elementary School students performing a wildlife skit.
 

To find out more about Wildllife Day 2010 and see a schedule of events go to Celebrate Wildlife Day.

Jack Hanna is Director Emeritus at the Columbus Zoo and host of Jack Hanna's Into the Wild. To find out more about Jack Hanna go to; www.jackhanna.com

 
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Insider's Look at Grand Canyon Podcast
 
Delivers periodic audio bulletins and enhanced podcasts about park news and events. Topics include anything and everything about Grand Canyon National Park. Hosted and produced by Park Ranger Patrick Gamman.

iPod users, this program is also available on the iTunes Insider's Look at Grand Canyon Podcast Channel

Podcasts are listed in order of release date, with the most recent on the top of the index page.

 



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Did You Know?

SPRINGS PROVIDE OASES FOR FLORA AND FAUNA

Within the Grand Canyon, the type and abundance of organisms is directly related to the presence or absence of water. The Colorado River and its tributaries, as well as springs, seeps, stock tanks and ephemeral pools provide oases to flora and fauna in this semi-arid southwest desert area.