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Kachemak Currents is a natural history program produced by the Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies. The program covers a wide variety of subjects, all sharing the common theme of "the natural history o... more
FAQs about Kachemak Currents:How many episodes does Kachemak Currents have?The podcast currently has 90 episodes available.
April 07, 2025Wildlife CorridorsRoads, among many other human constructions, are a significant impediment to wildlife migration...more4minPlay
April 01, 2025Sea Otters in WinterSea Otters have the thickest fur on the planet, but that's not the whole story of how these small mammals cope with winter...more4minPlay
March 12, 2025Citizen ScienceCitizen science is one approach to using local environmental knowledge to support research and vice versa....more5minPlay
February 24, 2025Fin WhalesFin Whales can grow up to 85 feet long, and are classified as an endangered species...more4minPlay
February 10, 2025Birds in WinterBirds that overwinter in the Homer area undergo remarkable physiological changes in response to low temperatures...more5minPlay
January 27, 2025Pheasants in HomerPheasants were introduced to the American West Coast in the 19th century, and first recorded in the Homer area in the 1980s....more5minPlay
January 20, 2025Sea MiceThe Sea Mouse is a segmented marine worm that belongs to the family Aphroditidae...more4minPlay
FAQs about Kachemak Currents:How many episodes does Kachemak Currents have?The podcast currently has 90 episodes available.