Frozen Fractals All Around: How Moss has Adapted to Thrive in Wintertime by Elizabeth Domenech Broadcast 1.2022 & 1.10 & 1.13.2024 Listen: Snowy hikes inevitably cause me to be more delicate in my attention—more intentional. I pay more attention...
Small But Mighty: of Chickadees and Chief Plenty Coups by Hobie Hare Broadcast 4.2021 & 1.3 & 1.6.2024 Listen: Black-capped Chickadees are supremely adaptive birds, and are highly regarded by rural, urban and suburban human residents who share...
Homage to the Sapphire Foothill Habitat and to Mother Nature by Micki Long Broadcast 12.15 & 12.18.2021 Listen: The moon lit up my yard that morning, when I went out with the dogs at 6:30. Recently fallen snow in the surrounding Sapphire foothills...
Why No Two Snowflakes Look Alike by Brooke Carlisle Broadcast 12.2015 & 12.20 & 12.23.2023 Listen: You know the old saying “no two snowflakes are alike”? Well, there may be more truth to that than you think. I am from Hillsboro, Oregon, where the snow...
Snowshoe Hares, Seasonal Camouflage, and the Consequences of Transitioning Too Early by Rachael Cheff Broadcast 12.2021 & 12.13 & 12.16.2023 Listen: Part of the joy in living in Montana comes from the distinct seasons we enjoy here. From the soft...
