The things you'll see when you hike in the Swiss Alps. If you time it right, you can even watch the cows being paraded down from their grazing meadows.

They've got their bells on and really the bigger the bell is, the more prestigious that cow is.

They're all pedagreed.

For warmer vacations, Kiki deer says you can't beat the Philippines.

It has some of the best diving in the world.

You can go swimming with well sharks, you can trek in age-old rice terraces,

you can even hike up active volcanoes.

And Terry Tempest Williams explains how she bought oil leases on federal land near her home next to Arches National Park at rock bottom prices.

We purchased them at a discount of $1.50 an acre.

If you can imagine that, our public lands for sale

to lease oil and gas for less than a cup of coffee.

What's the Utah worth to you? Let's explore together in the hour

head on Travel with Rick Steves. It's looking like the government has

declared war on America's public lands.

At least that's how Terry Tempest Williams sees the Trump Executive Order that rescinds federal protections in her home state of Utah.

She tells us what's at stake,

and the innovative ways she became

what she calls a conservation buyer

to prevent drilling near where she lives

just outside of Moab.

We'll hear her story in just a bit on today's travel with Rick Steve's.

And a British travel writer tells us why the Philippines is one of her favorite places anywhere in the world.

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