In this week’s IN Nature, WFHB’s Julianna Dailey discusses the cerulean warbler.
Read More »Tending The Garden – March 07, 2019
Eco Report producer, Jan Walker, recently discovered Tending The Garden, a WFHB series originally broadcast in the nineties. Jan enjoyed it so much, she decided to bring it back. Now we present to you a second episode of Tending The Garden from the archives.
Read More »Eco Report’s “IN Nature” – February 28th, 2019
In this week’s segment of IN Nature, Norm Holy discusses the Hudsonian Godwit.
Read More »Eco Feature – February 28th, 2019
In this week’s Eco Feature, WFHB correspondent Norm Holy talks with Indiana DNR Wildlife Specialist Rex Watters about Indiana’s eagle population. The eagle was nearly wiped out state-wide in the late nineteenth century. Watters was involved with the successful re-establishment of eagles at Lake Monroe.
Read More »Eco Report – February 28th, 2019
In this week’s episode of Eco Report, WFHB’s Tod Wicks and Kaylnn Huffman Brower report on a one hundred year history of flooding in the town of Ellettsville and China banning imports of recyclable material causing various U.S. cities to incinerate it. Also in this week’s news an update on the Gray Wolf population. All and more in this weekly …
Read More »Eco Report’s “IN Nature” – February 21st, 2019
In this week’s segment of IN Nature, WFHB’s Kaylnn Huffman Brower discusses the Eastern Massasuga Rattlesnake.
Read More »Eco Feature – February 21st, 2019
For this week’s feature, Eco Report producer Jan Walker interviews Alfio Saitta, Weatherization Program Manager for South Central Community Action Program.
Read More »Eco’s “Secret Life of Fungi” – February 14th, 2019
In this week’s segment of “Secret Life of Fungi,” WFHB’s Kaylnn Huffman Brower discusses mushrooms in space.
Read More »Eco Report’s “IN Nature” – February 14th, 2019
In this week’s IN Nature WFHB’s Julianna Dailey discusses the Ruffed Grouse.
Read More »Eco Feature – February 14th, 2019
In today’s feature report, Bassler tells WFHB he has previously sponsored legislation aimed at preserving ten to thirty percent of state forests from logging. With much of his district including areas of state forest, Bassler says Senate Bill six-ten is a different approach to his previous conservation bills, which didn’t make it out of the state’s Natural Resources Commission.
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