Conservation Corner

Fortunately, we live in an area where there are only a few venomous snakes. Join us as we discuss a rattlesnake that inhabits areas of western Pennsylvania. You don't want to missssssssssss this episode.

Join us for environmental news hitting the headlines this month! From the dramatic and sensationalistic to the overlooked eco-news stories - we cover it all...

Join us as we explore a native wildflower with a few different common names and colors!

Meet Jill, our new watershed specialist for the Susquehanna County Conservation District. Join us as we discuss her personal interests and find out what's just around the corner for her at the Conservation District!

It's an episode about PA's ducks! Did you know there are two separate groups of ducks in the Keystone State? Join us as we dive into the subject and paddle into new territory. We even take a closer look at a few common ducks and get more familiar with their natural history.

It's summer, and that means we've hired an intern for the 2025 summer season! Join us as we interview Ava Davis. From horseback riding to mud snails, and so much more. Don't miss this episode!

Here in the northeast, a showy flower appears along roadsides and once-disturbed areas from late spring to early summer. But far too often, people mistake this invasive species for the displaced native flower that dots the region. Join us as we clear up the confusion and talk about the natural history of both Phlox and Dame's Rocket.

It's spring, and that means baby animals are everywhere! But what should you do if you find one that is injured or in distress? Join us as we discuss what you should do in various scenarios when encountering newborn wildlife.

Think newly discovered mammals are a thing of the past? Think again. A new subspecies of fox has just been found! Join us as we uncover the story of the ‘New England Highland Fox’—where it lives, what makes it unique, and why scientists are so intrigued.

Here in the Susquehanna River basin, we have quite a variety of fish species in our waterways and waterbodies. But which ones migrate? And where exactly do they go? Join us as we talk about two species of fish that may travel up to 12,000 miles during their lifetime!