3/2/25: Learning and teaching natural history
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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2/23/25: Learning as a Maine field naturalist
This episode is an interview with Karen Zimmermann who talks about her journey learning field biology in Maine.
Surveying Harlequins on Isle au Haut 2024-2025: a Photo/Video Essay
7 February 2025
2/16/25: Discussion with a dedicated botanist
This episode is an interview with Jill Weber, a dedicated botanist from Maine whose work focuses on preserving the unique plant ecosystems of Maine.
2/9/25: Journey into Field Botany
This episode is an interview with Finn O'Connor about their journey into the world of field botany and how it all began.
Common Brown Seaweed Blades Part 1
by Jordan Chalfant
2/2/25: American Rowan
Found atop the Western Maine Mountains and along the rugged Downeast coast, the humble mountain-ash is a boon to wildlife, large and small.
1/26/25: Late Autumn Sulphurs
Late autumn isn't usually a time associated with butterflies, yet a few hardy species persist despite chill and frost.
1/19/25: Hollies of Maine
Hollies have long been associated with winter celebrations, both "across the pond" and here at home. Here we introduce Maine's three native species: winterberry, mountain holly, and inkberry.
1/12/25:Maine Seabird Crew, part 2
This episode is part 2 of an interview with Tracey Faber, Liv Ridley, and Coco Faber who are field biologists working out on offshore seabird colonies in Maine.