Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument
National reserve in Mohave County, ArizonaWikipedia
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Search complete. 3 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument".
Oct 12, 2026
S9E6: Municipal Records with Frederick L. Brown
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6:51Frederick L. BrownGUEST
So I was, um, at the regional office here in Seattle from 2003 to 2013, and, um, the regional office provides various services to the parks in the region, and the region was, like, five or six western states, including Hawaii, and, uh, historians provide, uh, write histories, write, uh, administrative histories, and historic resource studies, which are all kind of based on the US's Historic Preservation Act of 1966, which one, one part of it says that if you're going to alter any building, you need to record its history, and another part says just in general you need to have an awareness of what the historical properties and cultural landscapes of, of national parks are.
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7:46Frederick L. BrownGUEST
So, so that was a chance to write histories about, um, Lava Beds National Monument and Parashant National Monument by the Grand Canyon and, uh-
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8:00Claudia HirtenfelderHOST
Wow
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8:00Frederick L. BrownGUEST
... other, um, other parks in, in California.
Holiday Weekend STRANGE Disappearances Binge Stream with Steve Stockton
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27:50Steve StocktonHOST
Floyd's friends and family members have also conducted searches for Floyd, but their searches yielded no new information.
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27:57Steve StocktonHOST
In addition, flyers with Floyd's picture and description remain posted at various South Rim locations and in the search area at Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument.
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28:07Steve StocktonHOST
Number seven, Drake Kramer.
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28:10Steve StocktonHOST
21-year-old Drake Kramer was last seen on February 1st, 2015 in the vicinity of Bright Angel Lodge on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon National Park.
Hour 2: New Trump ban
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7:09Michael CravensGUEST
And it is blowing up.
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7:10Michael CravensGUEST
Now, I'll tell you with the Grand Canyon National Monument, A decade ago or more, our organization actually opposed the designation of that monument because it was twice the size it currently is now, right? Second time around, that size was cut in half.
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7:27Michael CravensGUEST
We thought it was much more reasonable.
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7:29Michael CravensGUEST
And we worked very hard with Sinema's office at the time to make sure that you know that human element the it was intact within the monument right so we work to keep hunting and angling in the monument we work to keep wildlife management uh in the capable hands of our arizona game and fish department so yeah it's a big misnomer that we're locked out of these lands that's not true at all they're simply protected and i can tell you Right now, I'm working on a mule deer hunting film.