Environment
Field Notes: American Robin
-Field Notes with Molly Hoffman can be heard every Thursday, Friday and Saturday morning between 8:00 and 10:00. Support for Field N
Community solar: What it is and how it works
-Cook County's local electric co-op, Arrowhead, recently installed a community solar array, and members can subscribe to the output. We wanted to learn more, so we talked with Prof. Kathryn Milun of the Institute on the Environment and UMD, who has been studying community solar and developed a project called the Solar Commons. You can learn more about Arrowhead's local project here.
North Woods Naturalist: Predatory fungi
-Fungi are an important part of the earth’s scheme of decomposition. But do they hunt and kill? WTIP’s Jay Andersen talks with naturalist Chel Anderson about predatory fungi.
North Woods Naturalist: Hummingbird Goodbye
-In a most unusual and fascinating story, WTIP’s Jay Andersen talks with naturalist Chel Anderson about the hummingbird goodbye.
(Photo by Priya Saihgal on Flickr)
How can flying drones affect stress levels in bears?
-University of Minnesota post-grad researcher Mark Ditmer just completed a study that looked at how drones can agitate bears in the wilderness. He goes over his findings with host Dave Tersteeg.
North Woods Naturalist: Peepers and little moths
-Little moths all over the place, but not to worry…they don’t eat your clothes.
Field Notes: Boreal chickadee
-Field Notes with Molly Hoffman can be heard every Thursday, Friday and Saturday morning between 8:00 and 10:00. Support for Fiel
DNT Outdoors Editor Sam Cook chats with Buck one last time
-Duluth News Tribune Outdoors Editor Sam Cook is a longtime favorite Roadhouse guest and friend of Buck's. He called in for Buck's last show, and they reminisced, told great stories, and managed to cover some outdoors topics, too. You can read Sam's work at www.duluthnewstribune.com.
Searching for 'river bugs' in the Kadunce River
-Get a new perspective of the Kadunce River in this WTIP Community Producers feature. We’ll hear from Karen, Nick and Kent as they search for river bugs.