Conserving our Southeastern Grasslands with Dwayne Estes
Many of us grew up hearing about the decline of the old growth forests and their impacts on neotropical songbirds and other wildlife. I think this was especially true for those of us who grew up here ...
7 Jan 202154min
Native and Non-native Earthworms in the Eastern U.S. with Mac Callaham
Hi Everyone! Today we are talking with Mac Callaham who is a Research Ecologist with the Southern Research Station of the U.S. Forest Service. Mac's focus is on invasive species, with a specialty in s...
31 Des 202053min
Moths in the Winter with Shelby Fulton
Hi, Everyone! In today's episode of the Backyard Ecology podcast we are talking with Shelby Fulton who is a terrestrial biologist with the Kentucky Nature Preserves. Our conversation focuses on moths ...
24 Des 202031min
An Introduction to iNaturalist with Maddy Heredia
Hi Everyone! On today's episode of Backyard Ecology, we talk with Maddy Heredia who is the outreach specialist and a biologist with the Kentucky Nature Preserves. Maddy and I first met when she was in...
17 Des 202036min
Milkweeds in Urban and Suburban Monarch Waystations with Dr. Adam Baker
Hi Everyone! Today we are talking with Dr. Adam Baker who recently completed his PhD studying monarch butterflies and their use of monarch waystations in urban and suburban areas. His research has led...
10 Des 202049min
2 Million Blossoms and Dr. Kirsten Traynor
Hi Everyone! On today's episode of Backyard Ecology we talk with Dr. Kirsten Traynor, a research associate at Arizona State University and the editor of 2 Million Blossoms, a quarterly magazine dedica...
3 Des 202033min
Introducing the Backyard Ecology podcast
Many people believe that nature is only "out there" – in national parks, other large chunks of pristine land, or some far-off exotic place. For a long time, I did too. But the truth is that nature is ...
27 Okt 20204min
