Ranger program given each evening around 7:30 pm at the Bat Amphitheater, in which crowds gather to watch the nightly flight of a quarter of a million Mexican free-tailed bats out of the Natural Entrance to to the cave.

Hour long talk describing the discovery of the caves, its early days as a mining facility and tourist attraction, and its eventual designation as a National Park

This program which occurs 8:00 every evening in the summer includes a short ranger talk, a film about the 4 presidents, the playing of the National Anthem, and the lighting of the sculpture.

Excellent slide show and talk about a part of the park that many people don't focus on--the prairie

Extremely informative exploration of the tidal pools during low tide

Talk explaining the past and recent volcanic activity of Mt. Rainier.

A presentation concerning the disappearance of salmon from the rivers of Cape Breton.

Informative talk on the history, breeding, and training of sled dogs, followed by a brief demonstration of 6 dogs pulling a wheeled sled around a gravel track.

Guided walks along the beach identifying various plants and wildlife

Guided walks along the beach identifying various plants and wildlife

Guided walks along the beach identifying various plants and wildlife

Guided 2-hour walk by a local staff photographer, who teaches technique, lighting effects, and composition of outdoor photography. Reservations must be made 2 days ahead of time at the Ansel Adams Gallery in Yosemite Village (209) 372-4413.

Not exactly a Ranger Talk - more of an informative talk given by a fellow camper, who happened to be a real estate agent, about what to expect on Monday and how to get the most out of our 2+ minutes of "totality"