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J: Well, even though Washington, D.C. is very urban, very city-like, it is what we call a "green city," meaning it has lots of trees, lots of parks and green spaces.

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J: It's very urban as you know. But a short five-minute walk away is the beautiful National Zoo.

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J: You got it. Rock Creek Park. It's a huge park where you can go hiking and biking and picnicking. I just love Rock Creek Park!

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J: I go hiking in the park a lot. But not biking. Right now I don't have a bike.

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J: No, I don't. I'm saving up money for a bike. But, Yang Chen, simply hanging out in the park is fun! Rock Creek Park gives me the chance to escape the urban feeling of the city. And it just makes life much more enjoyable.

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J: And there's even horse stable that offer horseback riding!

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J: Yes! And during the weekend some of the roads in the park are closed to car traffic so that people can enjoy the park without having to worry about cars zipping by.

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J: Yes. The Sierra Club, a national environmental organization, played a big part in making that happen.

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J: Oh sure, I remember him. His name is Jason Broehm. And during a street festival he was explaining to people the goals and the mission of the Sierra Club.

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J: He mentioned things like cleaning up the rivers, improving air and water quality and improving public transportation.

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¹ê¿ý3: Broehm: I do. I love to bike in Rock Creek Park and all over Washington, D.C. I love to hike and walk. And, so, I do very much.

J: Oh, Jason is definitely an outdoor person.

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J: Right. His "day job," as we call it, is with a federal agency.

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J: It's good to know there are people like Jason who volunteer their time educating the public and helping to protect the environment...

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J: Thanks for joining us on American Cafe! See you next time!

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