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What in the fuck!? This is what Park Rangers are doing these days?

I was lucky enough to catch the Lewis & Clark exhibit in 2004 at Forest Park in St. Louis there were many artifacts on display from private collection's that will never be on display again. It was truly a once in a lifetime event. I was a long-haul trucker and got a layover. My only regret is I only had one day to visit, but I made every hour count.

It make me cry

Great conversation. We need the stories of everyone from that group to understand their truths and get a complete picture of the expedition.

I want to know more! This would mean more to me than the Appalachian for Lewis & Clark are very dear to me. I've been to a few of the spots commemorating their journey and lives. It would be great to walk part of the trail and see how much I could see.

Did you read the journals? The most important thing was when the Indians stole Seaman. Lewis threatened to kill every single Indian in sight if the thieves didn't return his dog.. the whole journey could have been blown.. as a ranger why did you leave this part out? I was so impressed when a ranger here in Missouri actually told the truth nobody will admit about the trail of tears. Please learn and teach our history. I love my National Parks, got 38stamps in my park passport in 6months

Well they found gggg grandpa's latrine

Lewis and Clark ate roughly 200 dogs along their journey because they didn't like the salmon that many indigenous people ate in the region, they just spared their own dog. Many indigenous people they met found it odd that they preferred dogs over fish. Clark also enslaved people.

Wow! This is fascinating stuff. Keep up the great work.

I wonder if the June 2022 Yellowstone River Flood washed that Site away? It was at historic levels.

How in the world do I add a park to “visited”?

What is the species that lives in Northern California? Thanks Ranger.

Just think about it... They didn't have WiFi...my wife would have been pissed because there wasn't a Vons nearby

Nice video. I like how the children are learning about Lewis and Clark. I learned a small portion in high school history class back in the 60's, but it wasn't near as thorough as what you're doing today. Thank you for caring about our history. It will mean so much more to our youth when they're older.

I think it is all of those things. While camping with friends we’ve cooked hot dogs around the camp fire that tasted like they came from a Michelin Star restaurant!

Without modern footwear you really have to appreciate once again how they pulled this whole thing off!

Fantastic presentation. Thank you.

Fig is adorable!

"However, please note that Captain Lewis was not a hamster." Absolutely perfect.

Hilarious!! Love it!!

dogs: a mans best freind

I love it

My dog is my best friend

Hope these are being read too. I love this and it’s hit or miss when l go to a new place when it comes to interpretation. This conversation give me hope. My interest in my current job is how to talk about the Spanish American Trail AKA Mormon Trail, AKA original intertribal Native American trade routes and the activities that these routes funneled over time. We have erased some of the amazing bits where tribes were reading all the way across America for ever..hauling stones and bones and other material...completely Amazing! We leave out how later it became a slavery route and how Native communities were enslaved along the routes and used for porting...lots of stories to be told that are concurrent.

I love that you made a conscious decision to not tell ugly stories just because some other human from the past told it.

Well, that was tax dollars well spent. If you guys are going to do these zany videos to help morale or whatever it's purpose was, can you at least do it in a manner that doesn't make it SOUND far worse than 99 percent of youtubers? Edit out the sound where the camera is being jostled especially. Get a wind screen for the mic. This video was posted in 2015 and sounds like it was done with 1985 amateur film skills. You posted this on the actual government sponsored page, in government uniforms, with real government employees, that all adds up to professional, but this video reflects no expertise. We are also left at the end of this video with the question, "What was the actual information we were supposed to gain from this video to explain it's justification?" Being funny to get a "point" across is welcomed by most, but this video doesn't show anything but people making way too much money to do absolutely nothing. It's a great job if you can get it I suppose. Please use our money forcefully extracted from us wiser in the future.

Wow! Great job, Fig! More Fig content, please. She's my favorite Lewis and Clark explorer.

All in a single take! Nate’s knowledge and ability to story tell is unmatched!!!

Thanks, Nate. Keep up the good work!

Thanks for sharing your Friday with us Ranger Nathaniel! A well done video.

Very interesting! Thanks, Ranger Nate!

I just got done touring the Lewis and Clark trail. Here's a link to the series: ua-cam.com/play/PLuDICcJ6LooCj-wMCtCILI-XxNJZo1G32.html

Did you actually see mercury or were their traces?

I have to reacher Lewis and Clark for school im in third grade

Clark was an incredible cartographer. I stand amazed at his accuracy. So are you suggesting the mercury is in the latrine.... because it was carried through human waste from a venereal disease treatment??? Any isotopic comparisons of the Hg to other known L&C Hg?????

Great stuff! 8/2/19 I am doing a part of the Missouri from the Marias River to Fort Benton. As a rabid Lewis and Clark officiando (think of myself as a "Clarkie") and as a geologist, found this particularly fascinating. Geomorph was never my favorite field of study, but combining the archeology with the geology is great stuff. Hmmm? Maybe next year do the Yellowstone portion???

Rangers Pointing at Things FB page sent me here, good stuff....

I can't stop laughing. Way to funny, I love it. Do more please.

Thanks for sharing with us, amazing find.

hahahahha

I'm a ranger, and this CRACKED me up!! I have not yet mastered the 'under-the-leg point.'

LOL, adorable!