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On a hike to Bald Hill in Boxford State Forest with Police Chief Jim Riter, the hosts of the Wendall in the Wild Podcast find out about a Revolutionary War soldier who is buried there and how beavers have changed the shape of Crooked Pond. BTW, Bald Hill isn't bald anymore. Listen in.
On a hike to Bald Hill in Boxford State Forest with Police Chief Jim Riter, the hosts of the Wendall in the Wild Podcast find out about a Revolutionary War soldier who is buried there and how beavers have changed the shape of Crooked Pond. BTW, Bald Hill isn't bald anymore. Listen in.
Listen to the spirited debate that took place at Topsfield Town Meeting about the proposed ban on the use of elephants, big cats, and other exotic animals for entertainment. Arguments for and against were presented.
Listen to the spirited debate that took place at Topsfield Town Meeting about the proposed ban on the use of elephants, big cats, and other exotic animals for entertainment. Arguments for and against were presented.
A citizen petition in Topsfield asks voters to prohibit the use of elephants and other exotic animals as entertainment. Martha Sanders, who brought the petition forward, tells Wendall in the Wild co-host Wendall Waters how the traveling show industry is cruel to exotic animals and why she thinks it's time to stop the practice.
Wendall in the Wild: To weed or not to weed: Why have some plants, such as dandelions and milkweed, become the enemies of our gardens? Wendall Waters and Chris Stevens answer that question and "What is a weed... really?" Are weeds really the villains they've been made out to be? Listen in.
ABOUT 'WENDALL IN THE WILD'
Wendall in the Wild is a podcast about all the little wild things that live around, and sometimes with, us. How we affect them, how they affect us. Your hosts, Wendall Waters and Chris Stevens will take you on some adventures with bugs, frogs, birds, raccoons, invasive weeds, hermit crabs, wildflowers, and more. They will bring local experts into the studio to look at tips for how to recognize and enjoy, or in some cases deal with, the critters and plants that share our spaces. And, because Wicked Local is focused on community, they’ll be on the road hearing your stories.
With our New England winter hanging on, Wendall in the Wild co-hosts Wendall and Chris take you on a journey to Cumberland Island, Georgia, where it's warm! And, it's home to armadillos and epiphytes, also called air plants. Hear from botanist Ralph Pope about how air plants survive without roots.
Wendall in the Wild is a podcast about all the little wild things that live around, and sometimes with, us. How we affect them, how they affect us. Your hosts, Wendall Waters and Chris Stevens will take you on some adventures with bugs, frogs, birds, raccoons, invasive weeds, hermit crabs, wildflowers, and more. They will bring local experts into the studio to look at tips for how to recognize and enjoy, or in some cases deal with, the critters and plants that share our spaces. And, because Wicked Local is focused on community, they’ll be on the road hearing your stories.
Wendall and Chris talk about the vital importance of salt marshes, and take their podcast on the road to see how people are trying to save the salt marsh at the Goldthwait Reservation in Mablehead.
Wendall in the Wild is a podcast about all the little wild things that live around, and sometimes with, us. How we affect them, how they affect us. Your hosts, Wendall Waters and Chris Stevens will take you on some adventures with bugs, frogs, birds, raccoons, invasive weeds, hermit crabs, wildflowers, and more. They will bring local experts into the studio to look at tips for how to recognize and enjoy, or in some cases deal with, the critters and plants that share our spaces. And, because Wicked Local is focused on community, they’ll be on the road hearing your stories.
Wendall and Chris go on the road to the Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary in search of reasons not to hate squirrels, and they find them from naturalist Scott Santino.
ABOUT WENDALL IN THE WILD
Wendall in the Wild is a podcast about all the little wild things that live around, and sometimes with, us. How we affect them, how they affect us. Your hosts, Wendall Waters and Chris Stevens will take you on some adventures with bugs, frogs, birds, raccoons, invasive weeds, hermit crabs, wildflowers, and more. They will bring local experts into the studio to look at tips for how to recognize and enjoy, or in some cases deal with, the critters and plants that share our spaces. And, because Wicked Local is focused on community, they’ll be on the road hearing your stories.
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