Eco Report

For this week’s segment of IN Nature, WFHB’s Norm Holy discusses the Night Heron.

For this week’s Eco Feature, WFHB’s Norm Holy interviews Dr. Leigh Raymond, a professor of Political Science at Purdue University,  on the essentials of a report covering the future of energy in Indiana.

For this week’s feature EcoReport’s Jan Walker interviews David Lasuertmer and David Weinberg from the Neighborhood Planting Project.

In this weeks episode of Ecoreport, WFHB’s Don Geyra and Tod Wicks report on the Indiana Department of Natural Resources is carrying out prescribed burns in Morgan-Monroe and Yellowwood State Forest over the course of next month and the Brown County Parks and Recreation Department selling woods to a timber company that then clear-cut a scenic overlook.  Also in this …

In this weeks Eco Feature, an excerpt from this week’s Interchange — Can Growth be Green?  Environmentalists Raise Concerns about the Green New Deal. 

In this week’s IN Nature, WFHB’s Julianna Dailey discusses the cerulean warbler.

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.

In this week’s segment of IN Nature, Norm Holy discusses the Hudsonian Godwit.

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.

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 …