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Valley Forge National Historical Park encompasses an area of great historical significance, as well as protecting a substantial area essential for the preservation and protection of native biodiversit... more
FAQs about Valley Forge Nature Science:How many episodes does Valley Forge Nature Science have?The podcast currently has 7 episodes available.
September 10, 2007Pine ForestsCongressional Intern Mary Kathryn Hurd discusses Pine Forests. Hear how the pine forest has grown and how certain plants threaten the forest. Download this file and listen along County Line Road between Gulph Road and Rt 23....more2minPlay
September 10, 2007PollinationOnce Upon a Nation Storyteller Natalie discusses pollination at Valley Forge National Historical Park. Learn about the different ways pollination occurs and the difference in plant and tree pollination. Bring this podcast with you and listen as you walk the Grand Parade grounds....more3minPlay
June 26, 2007Geology of Valley ForgeNatural Resource Manager Kristina Heister discusses the geology of the area known as the Grand Parade. Learn about dolostone and how underground streams have created an area that is lower than the surrounding ground. Bring this podcast with you and listen as you visit the Grand Parade Ground at tour stop #9 (Varnum's Quarters)....more2minPlay
May 25, 2007Valley Forge MeadowsNatural Resource Manager Kristina Heister discusses the meadows of Valley Forge. Learn how the management of the meadows has changed over time and how current meadows support wildlife habitat. Bring this podcast with you and listen as you visit the General von Steuben Statue at tour stop #9....more3minPlay
March 11, 2007Valley Forge WildlifeListen as the natural resource manager discusses the wildlife of Valley Forge. Learn what kinds of wildlife was in the area when the Continental Army spent the winter of 1777-1778 in the Valley Forge area. Several animals frequently seen over 200 years ago are no longer here, and animals rarely seen at that time are abundant today. Hear how white-tailed deer have populated the region and how the deer are impacting the national park. Download this podcast and listen as you visit Artillery Park at tour stop #8....more3minPlay
February 27, 2007Historic LandscapesListen as the natural resource manager discusses the historic landscape of Valley Forge. Hear how the winter encampment changed the look of the area, how the state park planted trees in the 1890s and how the National Park Service is working to maintain a healthy landscape. Bring this podcast with you and listen as you visit the Wayne's Woods (Tour Stop #4)area of Valley Forge National Historical Park...more3minPlay
February 06, 2007Water Resources at Valley Forge Natonal Historical ParkListen to a natural resource specialist discuss Valley Creek in Valley Forge National Historical Park. Learn how flooding damages the creek, it inhabitants and the surrounding streambanks. Bring this program with you on your visit to Valley Forge and listen while you are at General Washington's Headquarters at tour stop #5....more2minPlay
FAQs about Valley Forge Nature Science:How many episodes does Valley Forge Nature Science have?The podcast currently has 7 episodes available.