3/2/25: Learning and teaching natural history - Maine Natural History Observatory

Nature Notes: A Maine Naturalist Afield

Flowering *Phalaris arundinaceae* (Reed Canary Grass), *Kalmia angustifolia* (Sheep Laurel), & flowering *Acer rubrum* (Red Maple) | Glen Mittelhauser

Host/Producer: Glen Mittelhauser

This episode is a continuation of an interview with both Jill Weber and Karen Zimmermann who talk about their experience with learning and teaching natural history.

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