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As featured in the June/July 2006 issue of the magazine

Thu, Aug 10, 2006

Stuff We Left Out

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[Steve at Work] In this program we revisit some of the interesting people who appeared in earlier editions. We play some clips we left out of the earlier shows they appeared in. We were sweeping up our virtual cutting floor, and these were too good to throw out:

Edition #10: Volunteer Trail Crew
Ken Murray talks about the forest service's ability to maintain recreational trails.
Editions #13 and #14: The Wilderness at Night
Chad Moore talks about the equipment his night sky monitoring team uses to measure the darkness of the national park skies.
Editions #15 and #16: A Winter Storm Warning
Mike Bargetto talks about how he and his family fought to maintain their morale while stranded for a week by an early October snow storm.
Edition #17: Lighten Your Backpack
Ryan Jordan of Backpacking Light comments on the difference between packing light and poorly prepared.
Edition #19: Restoring a Park Gone to Pot
Naturalist Chris Spohrer answers my questions about the toxic chemicals that marijuana farmers used in Big Basin State Park, California.
Edition #23: Drawing Lines in the Snow
Paul Peterson of Bear Valley Cross Country explains one reason why backcountry skiers try to stay away from snowmobiles.

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