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Parkography

National Geographic's Jon Waterman

Parkography

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Nature, Society & Culture, History, Society & Culture:places & Travel, Science, Places & Travel

4.8911 Ratings

🗓️ 30 October 2019

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

Adventurer Jon Waterman is the award-winning author of several books on the American landscape, including several on the wilds of Alaska and the conflicts surrounding the Colorado River. His newest book, commissioned by National Geographic, is called "Atlas of the National Parks," and contrary to the name, it's no road map. Pre-order the Atlas to the National Parks here: https://amzn.to/2pphBZ0

Transcript

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L.Bine has partnered with the National Park Foundation to help you find your happy place.

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And with more than 400 national parks, there's a good chance you'll find one close to home.

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Discover your perfect day in a park at find your park.com. Books on the National Park System are a favorite of mine to collect, but they often leave me wanting. They're usually

0:44.1

written as guidebooks that cram the where-to and how-to in a minimal amount of

0:49.1

real estate. National Geographic is

0:54.0

setting out to change that.

0:56.0

I'm Jason Epperson.

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And my guest this week on the America's National Parks

1:00.3

podcast is adventurer and award-winning Author John Waterman, American Landscape,

1:05.7

including the Wilds of Alaska and the Conflicts surrounding the Colorado River.

1:10.2

His newest book, commissioned by National Geographic, is a bit of a different undertaking.

1:15.2

It's called Atlas of the National Parks. And contrary to the name, it's no roadmap.

1:21.6

National Geographic calls it the first book of its kind. It's a stunning glossy

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showcase of America's spectacular park system, richly illustrated with an inspiring collection

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of maps, graphics, and photographs.

1:34.0

Please welcome to the show, John Waterman.

1:37.0

John, thanks for being here.

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Thanks very much for having.

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I'd like to start by talking about your origins in the world of the

1:44.3

outdoors. What got you involved in nature and conservation? Well I have been a

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lifelong outdoor person.

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And as a 16 year old, I attend an out-

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