Something Wild

By Dave Anderson, Grace McCullochScience

Something Wild episodes

October 15 Finding beauty in the overlooked
The Something Wild team visited an exhibit at the Currier Museum of Art and found inspiration through art.
5 min
October 02 Saving NH lakes from tiny invasives
NH lakes are one of the state’s greatest natural resources, but they face threats from invasive plants and animals.
5 min
September 17 NH can expect a spectacular fall foliage season
Foliage season is worth celebrating every year in the Granite State; take a moment to slow down and appreciate the beauty.
5 min
September 03 Something Wild: Help rescue raptors from rodenticides
Efforts to control rodents are unintentionally killing the animals we want and need in our ecosystem, the ones who are essentially natural pest control.
5 min
August 14 Flying squirrels are closer than you think
NH has two species of flying squirrels, and they just might be living in the trees around you.
5 min
August 06 Saving birds to save the planet
Ornithologist Scott Weidensaul discusses bird conservation success stories and suggests four simple things you can do to help birds.
6 min
July 23 An email? Enjoy a poem about summer in NH instead
A lengthy email from Something Wild host Dave Anderson inspires a poem.
5 min
July 09 Level up your birding with tips from an extreme birder
Transform your birding experience by using the right approach to your gear, as well as a lot of patience.
5 min
June 25 Appreciate the American beech
The iconic American beech tree comprises nearly 40% of our northern forests, and the species could be decimated by beech leaf disease.
5 min
June 11 Something Wild: The ancient and resilient horseshoe crab
Horseshoe crabs have survived for hundreds of millions of years, and their biology and resilience continue to spark wonder.
5 min