Conservation Corner

Spring is in the air after a string of nice days in the 40s here in the Endless Mountians. And warmer weather means the Susquehanna County Conservation District's seedling sale is right around the corner. Join us as we cover a few cool species and give you a quick rundown of our 2025 species list.

Forget the Super Bowl winner; let's talk about the bird itself! Join us as we take an in-depth look at the Bald Eagle and cover all the questions you didn't know you needed answers to. Don't miss this episode!

Join us as we talk with Susquehanna County's service forester, Michael Antonishak. We discuss what the service forester's job entails and even cover forest pests, invasives, and related events. Don't miss this episode!

Join us as we uncover the whole eco-news story that might not have been told on your local news! From ash tree recovery to protecting the lasagna lizard, you don't want to miss this episode!

This year, we are focused on bringing you (the listener) closer to conservationists in our region. This week we'll introduce you to a spirited leader in our area, who envisions better roads equating to cleaner streams. Join us as we talk with Field Operations Specialist, Aaron Eldrid.

It's cccccoollddd outside! Good thing we have heat and blankets! But animals aren't so lucky... Join us as we discuss how some animals adapt to the winter weather with a technique called "brumation"!

Did you break your resolutions yet? No worries!

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! We hope you all had a great holiday season and are ready to make some gigantic changes :).

If you're still thinking about what you can do to make positive changes in your life, listen to this episode! (*hint: they all have to do with the outdoors)

Please forgive me for not uploading the Christmas episode... This is what happens when you only work 7 days during the month of December. Anyhow, did you ever wonder how peppermint became synonymous with Christmas? You've come to the right podcast! Enjoy! And merry belated Christmas!

Sitting and waiting for a deer to walk by gives you much time to observe. And chances are, you can spot a multiflora rose bush from where you are sitting. But is there something off about that multiflora rose? Join us as we discuss a virus that's upending some members of the