Category Nature Notes

3/16/25: Wet Flats in Winter

Learn about the ecoregion known as the Upper Saint John Wet Flats with Logan Parker.

3/9/25: The Tree Fox

Learn about the elusive Gray Fox with Logan Parker.

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.

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.

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.

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.