Earth and Beyond: Natural Observations-summer heat
Volunteer Robin Song writes about those hot summer days on the ranch in early July. Audio runs about seven minutes. Download Audio
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Earth and Beyond: Natural Observations-the junco saga
KTNA volunteer and student-of-nature Robin Song updates listeners on the dark-eyed juncos who originally nested among the plant trays in a commercial greenhouse, the swallow families which nested near her
Earth and Beyond: Get Outside and Play!
Trail running enthusiast Dan Harrell recounts the ups and downs of a rainy, trail-less run to the top of Bald Mountain, and invites others to join local runners in formal
Earth and Beyond: Natural Observations - fledging time
[slideshow id=2] Photos by Robin Song Volunteer Robin Song updates us on the junco who abandoned her nest among the plant trays in the greenhouse, and tells more stories of
Earth and Beyond-Natural Observations: Nests, Nestlings, and Fledglings
Volunteer Robin Song tells a few of her stories of personal experiences with what birds are all about this time of year: nesting and raising young. Audio runs seven minutes.
Earth and Beyond: Natural Observations-Bearly There
KTNA volunteer Robin Song describes her experience on a bear viewing trip out of Kodiak Island. Audio is 6 min 30 sec.
Earth and Beyond: The Seasons of Summer
This archived program, by volunteer Colleen Coulon Love, is a portrait of the many short seasons of an Alaskan summer, each one packed with fleeting pleasures and activities. The audio
Earth and Beyond: Get Outside and Play
Volunteer contributor Dan Harrell lets us in on his addiction, trail running. Why it’s fun, why it’s not, how it’s different in our neck of the woods, how to get started,
Earth and Beyond-Natural Observations-Magpies
Earth and Beyond volunteer contributor Robin Song tells about the natural history of our most colorful corvid, the black-billed magpie. Download Audio (mp3)