Wild Ideas...The Podcast - The Wilderness Center
Summary: Your own nature talk! Observations of everyday nature leads to bigger ideas about the natural world and how it all fits together. Join a naturalist, a science educator, and a conservation biologist for friendly, science-based nature chats and down-to-earth interviews with selected scientists. Wild Ideas…the Podcast won’t keep you indoors! Take the wild ideas outside to enrich your personal observations and play—it’s good for you, good for your kids, and good for nature. Wild Ideas…the Podcast is produced by The Wilderness Center, a nonprofit nature center, land conservancy, and ecopreneurial organization.
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Gordon takes a top down look at the Earth. Red Squirrels catch Gary’s fancy and Joann lifts you on the tide. Alex Vandermeys from the Marine Science Consortium is interviewed about Blue Crabs.
Gary's looking at weather and the stratosphere. Gordon finds Evening Lychnis--or was it? Joann observes photoperiodism. Our interview is with Pete Dunne of the New Jersey Audubon Cape May Observatory.
Gary's looking at weather and the stratosphere. Gordon finds Evening Lychnis--or was it? Joann observes photoperiodism. Our interview is with Pete Dunne of the New Jersey Audubon Cape May Observatory.
Gordon sings the virtues of Black Locust. Gary saw a Greater Yellowlegs. Joann is loony for the moon. Science teacher Laura Grimm is interviewed about her adventure at space camp and how she will bring the science she learned to her classroom.
Gordon sings the virtues of Black Locust. Gary saw a Greater Yellowlegs. Joann is loony for the moon. Science teacher Laura Grimm is interviewed about her adventure at space camp and how she will bring the science she learned to her classroom.
Gordon saw Crownbeard, Wingstem, Frost Flower. Gary explains the Coefficient of Conservatism used in evaluating plant communities. Joann does a good Tern. Jim Berry, retired president of the Roger Tory Peterson Institute is interviewed about waterfowl.
Gordon saw Crownbeard, Wingstem, Frost Flower. Gary explains the Coefficient of Conservatism used in evaluating plant communities. Joann does a good Tern. Jim Berry, retired president of the Roger Tory Peterson Institute is interviewed about waterfowl.
Rice Cut Grass is Gary’s topic. Gordon talks about Archaeopteryx if fossil bird/dinosaur. Joann examines the circus surrounding the Bedford Bear. This leads to an interview with Daniel Witter for D.J. Case & Associates about the human-wildlife interface.
Rice Cut Grass is Gary’s topic. Gordon talks about Archaeopteryx if fossil bird/dinosaur. Joann examines the circus surrounding the Bedford Bear. This leads to an interview with Daniel Witter for D.J. Case & Associates about the human-wildlife interface.
Joann confuses Gordon about the seasons. Gary is excited by fossil gall mites in amber. Gordon talks about White Oak. Interview with Urban Forester Lola Lewis from the Ohio Division of Forestry about urban trees.
Joann confuses Gordon about the seasons. Gary is excited by fossil gall mites in amber. Gordon talks about White Oak. Interview with Urban Forester Lola Lewis from the Ohio Division of Forestry about urban trees.
Joann covers safely and ethically gathering wild plants. Gary's looking at ecotones. Gordon talks about a favorite tree—Pin Oak. Our interview is with Sheri Shannon of American Forests about Champion Trees.
Joann covers safely and ethically gathering wild plants. Gary's looking at ecotones. Gordon talks about a favorite tree—Pin Oak. Our interview is with Sheri Shannon of American Forests about Champion Trees.
The interview is with wildlife biologist, Dean Beyer, about Moose and Moose restoration efforts. Mars rover Curiosity inspires Joann to learn about basalt. Gordon is fascinated by millipedes and Gary finds a Northern Red Salamander.
The interview is with wildlife biologist, Dean Beyer, about Moose and Moose restoration efforts. Mars rover Curiosity inspires Joann to learn about basalt. Gordon is fascinated by millipedes and Gary finds a Northern Red Salamander.
