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.
KTNA volunteer Robin Song describes her experience on a bear viewing trip out of Kodiak Island. Audio is 6 min 30 sec.
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
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 volunteer contributor Robin Song tells about the natural history of our most colorful corvid, the black-billed magpie. Download Audio (mp3)
Volunteer contributor Robin Song tells about her day birding at the Hayflats in late April. Download Audio (mp3)
Volunteer contributor Robin Song recounts a day in late April, complete with a couple of our early-returning nesting birds, swans and sandhill cranes. Download Audio (mp3)
KTNA volunteer host Robin Song tells of her experience at Anchorage Audubon’s annual hawkwatch (otherwise known as the Raptor Tailgate Party) on the Glenn Highway. photo by Robin Song
After moving some moose remains to a safer location for scavengers, Robin discovers tracks of a seldom-seen wilderness predator. She describes her early morning experiences as she attempts
From birds to bugs to the backwoods, we find out what’s going on in early April, whose much-anticipated warmer temperatures, longer days, and hard snow crust are here for a