This episode reflects on the beauty of the summer solstice, celebrating the lush abundance of early summer while acknowledging the quiet turning point toward shorter days and the rhythm of the seasons. This essay, written by Lewis Holmes and read by Pepin Mittelhauser, was originally published in The Observer, an online natural history journal published by Maine Natural History Observatory.
June 2025
June 2025
Blackpoll warblers, nightjars, invasive aquatic plants, big night, lady slippers, grey tree frog, Schoodic Point SeaWatch, and more!
Glen talks with Megan about the changes that she has seen in the ecology of the Gulf of Maine area.
Glen talks with Megan about her work studying whales and their ecology.
Glen talks with Megan about her work as a natural history guide and researcher and becoming a teacher.
by Jordan Chalfant
Glen talks with Megan about her interdisciplinary and immersive natural history education at College of the Atlantic.
We’re excited to announce the upcoming publication of Aquatic Plants of New England, a new field guide by Don Cameron, Matt Arsenault, Melissa Cullina, and Glen H. Mittelhauser dedicated to the nearly 200 species of freshwater aquatic plants found throughout…
