Conservation Corner

We didn't want to miss this huge opportunity to discuss otters. Join us as we discuss everything you ever wondered about the American Otter. And don't forget fun facts about otters at the end of the show!

From a probable cause of spinning fish in South Florida and Wildfires and soil to why some birds form shapes while flying in groups and a new sentential landscape in PA - we've got you covered!

This week we're taking a closer look at endangered species in Pennsylvania. We'll define the term, note some species that are struggling here in the Keystone State, and identify easy ways to help rare, threatened, and endangered species in your backyard.

They're quite literally "snowbirds" and they are on the move back to this part of the continent. Join us as we discuss what hummingbird species frequent the Keystone State and learn a bit about this fascinating bird's life history.

It is ALL OVER your yard right now, but do you know why? Or where it came from? Join us as we get up close and personal with one of the most familiar flowers in the United States and worldwide. It's the dandelion!

Every year, high schoolers from around the country compete on a host of environmental-related subjects. Join us as we dig into the history, the topics, and the "ins and outs" of this awesome event!

It's eco news! Join us as we discuss an array of tactics being used to combat HWA, the preservation of the last undeveloped high peak in PA, a new way to trap microplastic, and the promotion of pollinator habitat on a right-of-ways.

The solar eclipse is over and the media is feasting on the "next big thing". Conservation Corner is on a mission to find out the "when" "where" and "why" of cicada-mania so that you can have the upper hand on the topic of cicadas this spring.

Water. It's pretty important. After all, the body can only go about three days without it. So why are we trying so hard to get rid of it? In fact, in the last 100 years, we've designed our cities and towns to shed water like it's going out of style. Now we're seeing the consequences. Join us as we discuss why we should slow water down and give you some ideas on how to keep it aroun...

Join us as we discuss the Pennsylvania Game Commission's plan to restore the Bobwhite to its native range in Pennsylvania. Along the way, we discuss the Bobwhite's habitat needs, describe what this bird looks like, and provide a real-time update on its re-introduction to the Keystone State (and yes, there are some fun facts

Join us as we discuss the grand opening of the Bridgewater Interpretive Trail. We'll find out what interpretive points are offered on the trail, some of the difficulties we ran into throughout the planning process, and who the trail is intended for. P.S. Join us on April 22, 2024, at 10 AM as we unveil the Bridgewater Interpretive Trail at 89 Industrial Drive, Montrose, PA.

It's a new month and that means we're covering some popular eco-news and some eco-news that's flying under the radar. This month we're digging into an obscure story on an invasive insect, exploring the topic of fire for restoration, and delivering some good news on a fungus that's been decimating cave-dwelling bats in North America. We'll even spend some time at the beech 😎. Don't miss this episo...

Spring has sprung (well, kind of). Join us as we discuss how you can help our avian species this spring as they prepare for nesting in the northeast. Join us as we cover food, shelter, and ways to minimize your pesticide use.

It's National Invasive Awareness Week and we've picked out some of our most loathed aliens. Join us as we discuss these unwanted guests and the problems they're causing here in the Commonwealth.

Join us as we dig into the topic of recycling! We'll discuss what you should and shouldn't recycle at the Susquehanna County facility, what color a wine bottle really is, and several other myths and truths surrounding the world of recycling.

From extreme hurricanes to fireflies that dabble with cannibalism join us as we cover eco-news headlines from the last month.

From its famous calls to the underground railroad, we pack this episode with information about this beloved bird. Join us as we discuss the Barred Owl!

During most years, one owl species appears in the Northeast, not because of migration but because their favorite grub has dwindled. From Harry Potter to park benches, this episode has something for everyone. Join us as we discuss the Snowy Owl!

We had a good talk with our new specialist who has been hired to assist farmers with reducing nutrient loads in local waterways (which eventually find their way to the Chesapeake Bay). Don't miss this episode!

It's a dangerous world out there! What better way to hide than just blend in? That's what the Long-Tailed Weasel and the Snowshoe Hare do. Join us as we explore the lives of these two mammals and what makes them blend in with the snowpack around them.

From world-record rodent restrictions to weird-looking wigglers Join us as we explore the eco topics making the news over the last month.

What does a pear tree have to do with Christmas, or twelve days of Christmas for that matter? And speaking of pears, maybe it's time to get rid of the one in your backyard. Join us as we dive into the world of pears. To our loyal listeners and those that are joining us for the first time. Thank you so much for your support and for giving us a listen! We wish you a Merry Christmas and a happy,...

From Indonesian islands to the island of Manhattan, this spice's history is laced with a dark past. Join us as we dive into the world of nutmeg and find out what might happen if you add a little too much to your holiday festivities.

As we decorate our houses this holiday season, many decorate with a cardinal, be it in Christmas wreaths or even Christmas ornaments. But what's its significance during the Christmas season? Join us as we explore this topic and learn more about this colorful species. Interested in viewing cardinals and other species of birds in North America? Stay tuned as we also find out how you can get invo...

Unless you cook or bake with it, you might not even know what ginger looks like or why it's associated with Christmas. Today is your lucky day. Join us as we take a look at the history behind ginger, how it became associated with Christmas, and of course we'll throw in a few fun facts for you to share with family and loved ones this holiday season.