Nature Calls Podcasts: Conversations from the Hudson Valley

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Join CCE Master Gardeners' conversations about all aspects of gardening, ecology, and nature. This weekly podcast is designed to entertain, inspire, educate and inform listeners who want to begin or enhance their gardening journey and/or explore other aspect of the Hudson Valley's natural resources. Using science-based resources, learn how to best enjoy and steward our natural ecosystem while adapting to the current climate realities.

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Episode 148: Spongy Moths

Drs. Clive Jones and Charles Canham from the Cary Institute of Ecological Studies talk about spongy moths on Nature Calls: Conversations from the Hudson Valley

Episode 147: Fishing and Hunting

Larry DiDonato, columnist and retired ECO Captain joins Nature Calls: Conversations from the Hudson Valley to talk about fishing, hunting, and trapping.

Episode 146: Hits or Myths: Retrospective (Part 3)

Gardeners have all heard about March's weather behavior, deer repellents, lawn thatch, and leaf scorch. Are the things said about them true or not? Listen in!

Episode 145: Hits or Myths Retrospective (Part 2)

Do scarecrows really work? Do opossums really eat ticks? What about mulching practices? Find out on Nature Calls: Conversations from the Hudson Valley.

Episode 144: Hits and Myths Retrospective (Part 3)

Wooly bear caterpillar weather predictors? Do plants need companions? Phase of the moon planting? Learn which of these 'myths' can be supported by science.

Episode 143: Kaatscast with Brett Barry

Learn about another award-winning Hudson Valley podcast, Kaatscast that focuses on the culture and history of the Catskill region.

Last updated November 25, 2024

Cornell Cooperative Extension

Columbia and Greene Counties