65 – The Bone Collector. Effigy Mounds National Monument.

National Park After Dark

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True Crime, Places & Travel, Wilderness, Society & Culture, Sports

4.8 • 4.6K Ratings

🗓️ 9 May 2022

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

National Parks, as most places do, have rules. And for good reason. It is expected as visitors that we abide by them, and it is also expected that Park Rangers not only uphold them themselves, but enforce them. But what happens when they don’t? What happens when those whose objective is to preserve, protect and enhance - turn their back on those very commitments? Today we venture to Iowa, to Effigy Mounds National Monument – a place rich with cultural history. This monument is famous for its hundreds of burial mounds and notorious for a scandal that disrupted those who were laid to rest within them.

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0:00.0	Harry Bikers here, this message goes out to something very special.
0:03.4	Yes, we're talking to you, chicken.
0:05.1	Maybe we've been seeing too much of each other.
0:07.1	Times of change, Dave.
0:08.1	We've been cheating on meat.
0:10.1	Thing is, no stocks make veggie dishes so irresistible that cheating on meat is proper tasty.
0:15.4	How a dear chicken you were the fire in my life.
0:17.8	The butterflies in my belly.
0:19.2	I think they got it, Dave.
0:20.2	It's all about you, now a wishing cat's who curry.
0:23.0	Prepare to be winded and dined in my love.
0:25.0	Cheat on meat with no veggie stocks.
0:27.4	Long lovely.
0:32.6	There are three words that serve as a creed to those recreating outdoors.
0:37.8	Leave no trace.
0:39.7	This set of outdoor ethics consists of seven pillars, seven different principles that
0:45.0	promote conservation in the outdoors.
0:48.3	Following a large increase in wilderness visitation in the 1950s, leave no trace really
0:53.4	took off.
0:55.6	In the department, such as the US War Service, Bureau of Land Management and the National
1:00.2	Park Service, all the way down to smaller groups, such as the Boy Scouts of America and even
1:05.3	the Sierra Club, all started advocating and teaching minimum impact techniques.
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