Mammals of Mount Rainier National Park

Nestled in the heart of the Pacific Northwest, this vivid portrait of Mount Rainier’s wildlife invites listeners to step into a landscape where mammals roam freely, largely unafraid of human presence. The narration captures the park’s role as a sanctuary, highlighting how protection has allowed a diverse cast of creatures—from curious marmots to towering mountain goats—to thrive in their natural habitats.

Drawing on decades of field research, the guide weaves together the park’s scientific legacy with rich, descriptive accounts of each species. Listeners will hear stories of early expeditions, recent studies of deer health, and the day‑to‑day lives of residents like black bears, coyotes, and the elusive hoary marmot. Accompanied by vivid photographs and detailed illustrations, the program offers an engaging, bite‑size look at the mammals that call this volcanic wonderland home, perfect for anyone eager to deepen their appreciation of nature’s quiet wonders.