Episode 17: Into the Wild: Discovering Radnor Lake's Beavers and Biodiversity

Join Part Time Parkers as we visit Radnor Lake State Park in Tennessee to explore the fascinating patterns of beavers. Special guests Dr. Robert Loeb from Penn State University and Ranger Brandon Jarrett share their insights and research findings on the ecological impact of beavers, invasive species, and the unique protection practices at Radnor Lake. Learn about the challenges and discoveries in wildlife management, the importance of native plants, and the dedication required to maintain this natural sanctuary. Don't miss this educational and engaging hike as we dive deep into nature and conservation!

00:00 Welcome to Part Time Parkers

00:06 Exploring Radnor Lake State Park

00:35 Meet the Experts: Dr. Robert Loeb and Ranger Brandon Jarrett

01:09 Beaver Behavior and Research Insights

04:16 Impact of COVID-19 on Beaver Activity

10:20 Invasive Species Management at Radnor Lake

12:25 Personal Journeys: Becoming a Ranger and a Botanist

16:07 Unique Features and Conservation Efforts at Radnor Lake

30:56 Final Thoughts and How to Get Involved

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https://radnorlake.org/   (Friends of Radnor Lake)

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PO Box 1113, Goodlettsville TN 37072-9998

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