KBBI
Kachemak Currents
Kachemak Currents is a natural history program produced by the Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies. The program covers a wide variety of subjects, all sharing the common theme of "the natural history of the Kachemak Bay area."
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Episodios
Birds in Winter 10.02.2025 4:09
Birds that overwinter in the Homer area undergo remarkable physiological changes in response to low temperatures
Pheasants in Homer 27.01.2025 4:01
Pheasants were introduced to the American West Coast in the 19th century, and first recorded in the Homer area in the 1980s.
Sea Mice 20.01.2025 4:00
The Sea Mouse is a segmented marine worm that belongs to the family Aphroditidae
Agates 14.01.2025 4:01
Agates found on Kenai Peninsula beaches likely originated on the West side of Cook Inlet, and were transported during the last Ice Age
Kleptoparasitism 14.01.2025 4:00
Animals are known to steal food from other animals, including from other species
Overwintering Insects 10.12.2024 4:00
Various strategies enable insects to survive the Alaska winter
Ribbon Worms 28.10.2024 4:00
The Ribbon Worm is found among rocks in the intertidal zone, and is a formidable predator
Rowan Berries 21.10.2024 3:45
The berry of the Rowan (also known as Mountain Ash) are abundant and edible
Galls 26.08.2024 3:35
Galls are a growths on plants due to a form of irritation, often due to insects laying eggs. The plant host, in turn, grows around the eggs, thereby providing protection
Poisonous Plants on the lower Peninsula 12.08.2024 3:44
There are many poisonous plants in our area; in this episode of Kachemak Currents, we focus on three
Minke whales 29.07.2024 3:30
Minke whales are common in Kachemak Bay, though less frequently observed than other whales
Swallows in the Kachemak Bay area 23.07.2024 4:00
Tree Swallows are in decline in Alaska, but there are ways we can help rebuild the poplulation
Sandhill Cranes Return to the Southern Kenai Peninsula 29.04.2024 3:30
The first official sighting was April 12. The Kenai Peninsula's portion of the 'Pacific Flyway' population of Sandhill Cranes has returned.
Tides and Tidepools of Kachemak Bay 08.04.2024 3:44
Kachemak Bay has amongst the highest tidal fluctuations in the world
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