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- Lessons in the LakesIn this archived broadcast from August 3, 1984, John Weeks talks about his anniversary trip to Skaneateles Lake. He says that the lake was so clean and...6 min
- Listening To The Plans of the BirdsIn this archived broadcast from May 25, 1990, John Weeks talks about he talks about how the birds of the spring prepare for the summer and how they nest...6 min
- Not All Mints are MintyIn this archived broadcast from August 16, 1990, John Weeks talks about mint plants. He talks about how we use mint in our everyday lives for flavoring....6 min
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- Lessons In The LakesIn this archived broadcast from August 3, 1984, John Weeks talks about a ride his wife and him took on one of the lakes as an anniversary gift from his...6 min
- Working Together For A Common GoalIn this archived broadcast from September 25, 1992, John Weeks talks about how he has 33 years of professional service and had more than 500 episodes of...6 min
- South Carolina SunriseIn this archived broadcast from September 11, 1992, John Weeks talks about waking up early one morning and how he wanted to see what difference a shift...7 min
- The True Meaning of Bird SongIn this archived broadcast from June 18, 1992, John Weeks talks about the sound that birds make and how you can hear them everywhere. He especially...6 min
- As the Earth TurnsIn this archived broadcast from August 15, 1992, John Weeks talks about how some things never change. He talks about the town that he grew up in and how...6 min
- Cloud WatchingIn this archived broadcast from August 19, 1988, John Weeks talks about how he started to watch clouds when he was younger. He would see different...5 min
About Nature of Things
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WRVO presents an archived edition of the popular weekly essay, The Nature of Things, from Naturalist John Weeks.John Weeks was born on August 21, 1924, on a little farm in West Webster, NY. His father…
was a commercial artist, his mother a writer and reciter of dialect essays. His early interest in nature was fostered by his parents, his 5 siblings and his teachers. Over the years, John helped create several nature centers in upstate New York. John Weeks passed away in March 2021.