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Today, going wild.

You know, it used to be if you wanted to see a penguin or a grizzly in the wild,

you had to go somewhere with a backpack.

Today it's all on YouTube, where in fact a plain old grizzly in the wild

doesn't even cut it anymore. For a nature video to go viral today, it's got to be phenomenal,

like a seal attacking a shark. So on the one hand, maybe we're getting a little jaded about nature.

And on the other, we're so aware that climate change could make so much of it disappear.

I had done a story in 2007 where I backcountry skied into the northern Rockies of Glacier National Park in Montana

with a researcher who was studying what's going on there with glaciers melting and climate change.

His computer models forecast that the glaciers of Glacier National Park will be gone around the year 2020.

These are glaciers that have been there for 7,000 years.

And I realized my kids will still be teenagers.

Michael Lanza is an outdoor writer who spent a lot of time in backcountry wilderness,

and his response to climate fear was to get outdoors with his family for a year.

Nate, my son was nine and my daughter Alex was seven of the time.

My wife and I had had long conversations, very serious conversations, whether we wanted to go backpacking

Glacier National Park with our kids who were a nice snack size for a grizzly guy or sea kayak

in Alaska's Glacier Bay where there are killer whales.

You know, the water's cold enough that if you capsize a sea kayak and can't get out of

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