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Nature Notes, hosted by Mel Harte, is a weekly program that explores the world around us, from the wildlife just up the trail to the things growing right beneath our feet. Nature Notes is produced at the KBUT studios in Crested Butte, Colorado, and is aired every Sunday at 2:00 PM from late June to early August. Please click on the links below to listen to this season's archived editions of Nature Notes. Nature Notes (June 22, 2008) recorded from a Russian icebreaker working north of Siberia. This is the Siberian Arctic Program. Nature Notes (June 29, 2008) with guest David Inouye, an ecologist from the University of Maryland who has been researching wildflowers at the Rocky Mountain Biological Lab for several decades. Nature Notes (July 06, 2008) with guest John Harte, an ecologist from the Univesity of California at Berkeley who has been conducting research on the effects of global warming on a subalpine meadow at the Rocky Mountain Biological Lab for 18 years. Nature Notes (July 13, 2008) with guest Dan Bloomstein, an ecologist from the University of California at Los Angeles who studies marmot behavior. Nature Notes (July 20, 2008) with guest Paul Ehlich, a biologist from Stanford University who has been conducting research at the Rocky Mountain Biological Lab for half a century. Nature Notes (July 27, 2008) with guest Abe Miller-Rushing, a biologist from the University of Maryland who has been studying the climate and phrenology of plants. Nature Notes (August 3, 2008) featuring Peter Raven, perhaps the most eminent botanist alive today. This is a synopsis of his presentation "How Many Plants Will Survive the Twenty-First Century?" Nature Notes (August 10, 2008) with guest Christine Lamana, a biologist from the University of Arizona who studies how soil and plant biodiversity changes with elevation. Please join us next season for another round of Nature Notes, heard only on KBUT, Community Radio for the Gunnison Valley. |
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