With more than 500 different species, Wisconsin is one of the best states for finding wildflowers. We look at where you can find some of the best trails.
We take a look at how monarch butterflies and milkweed have evolved together with the author of a new book. We also look at the decline of the butterfly species is related to the lack of milkweed. The answer may surprise you.
There is nothing like enjoying a good book on a summer day! We have a list of recommendations, just in time for relaxing at the beach, park or in your backyard.
Gardening has many benefits including connecting with the younger generation. We talk about how gardening with kids can give them life lessons and help them understand who came before.
There are so many outdoor recreation options in Wisconsin, it’s easy to combine them. We talk with two paddling experts about combining kayaking or canoeing with biking.
Celebrating summer events, especially Independence Day, often included fireworks. We talk with a vet about ways to help your pet get through the noise.
The Weather Guys are back to talk about all the 90 degree days we’ve had already and how it compares to other years. We also look at how to stay safe in a lightning storm.
Science affects our daily lives in numerous ways. We talk about why science literacy is important for everyone and why scientists must do their best to help educate the general public.
Plants in nature don’t need us to survive. We talk about how to use the lessons of Mother Nature to design our own more sustainable and eco friendly gardens.
1 hr 14 min
About The Lee Rayburn Show
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WPR's weekday call-in show, continuing the trusted tradition of Larry Meiller. Host Lee Rayburn talks with expert guests and listeners about the outdoors, technology, books, home improvement, consumer…
issues, and more — practical advice and real conversations to help you make the most of everyday life.