Something Wild

By Dave Anderson, Chris Martin

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Something Wild has been exploring the wonder of the landscape that surrounds us in New Hampshire for over 20 years! From the many birds that call our state home, to the trees around New Hampshire that have been granted "Big Tree" status, to stone walls that punctuate the state, we explain the behavior and science behind what we see and hear (and might take for granted) in our backyards. Something Wild is hosted by Dave Anderson and Chris Martin, and is produced by Jessica Hunt. This program is made by New Hampshire Public Radio, in partnership with the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests, and the New Hampshire Audubon.

Episode Date
Something Wild: Why our lakes need ice
Mar 21, 2024
Something Wild: Are birdfeeders for the birds - or us?
Mar 06, 2024
Something Wild: Are birdfeeders for the birds - or us?
Mar 06, 2024
Something Wild: How cold is it? Check the rhododendron!
Feb 22, 2024
Something Wild: How shed antlers benefit N.H.'s forests
Feb 07, 2024
Something Wild: The fir wave phenomenon and other challenges in NH's White Mountains
Jan 25, 2024
Something Wild: How do their feet not freeze off?
Jan 11, 2024
Something Wild: Is NH’s spruce grouse the most audacious of the gallinaceous?
Dec 28, 2023
Something Wild: The 12 Birds of Christmas - NH Style
Dec 14, 2023
Something Wild: You Really Otter Know Better!
Nov 30, 2023
Something Wild: How much do we really know about deer?
Nov 16, 2023
Something Wild: New Hampshire’s Bat Habitats
Nov 02, 2023
Something Wild: Fungus among us
Oct 19, 2023
Something Wild: Erratic Cycles
Oct 05, 2023
Something Wild: N.H.’s osprey success story
Sep 20, 2023
Something Wild: A Timber Harvest
Sep 07, 2023
Something Wild: The sound of summer
Aug 25, 2023
Something Wild: Why the treeline of Mt. Washington is not a line
Aug 10, 2023
Something Wild: Atop Mt. Washington
Jul 27, 2023
Something Wild: Tracking turkey vultures on a NH cliff
Jul 06, 2023
Something Wild: Leaves of three, let it be!
Jun 29, 2023
Something Wild: What NH’s 'drowned forest' reveals about the past - and future
Jun 15, 2023
Something Wild: How to Remember Bird Songs
Jun 01, 2023
Something Wild: Barking up the wrong tree?
May 19, 2023
Something Wild: Barking up the wrong tree?
May 18, 2023
Something Wild: A peregrine falcon field trip to Rumney
May 05, 2023
Something Wild: Going woodcocking (and making memories)
Apr 20, 2023
Something Wild: N.H.'s other foliage season
Apr 07, 2023
Something Wild: N.H.'s Liquid Gold
Mar 24, 2023
Something Wild: Celebrating 25 years of celebrating nature
Mar 10, 2023
Something Wild: Are there more bobcats in NH? Or just more wildlife cameras?
Feb 24, 2023
Something Wild: A rare Siberian eagle is spotted again this year. Is it lost or exploring?
Feb 10, 2023
Something Wild: The Tracker
Jan 27, 2023
Something Wild: You Really Otter Know Better!
Jan 13, 2023
Something Wild: A resolution to go owling in the New Year
Dec 30, 2022
Something Wild: The beauty of brush piles
Dec 16, 2022
Something Wild: Keep An Eye Out for Rough-Legged Hawks
Dec 02, 2022
Something Wild: In Maine, will fewer moose mean healthier moose?
Nov 18, 2022
Something Wild: Tracking the acorn boom and bust
Oct 21, 2022
Something Wild: An ode to apples, wild and unharvested
Oct 07, 2022
Something Wild: The animal adventurer's guide
Sep 23, 2022
Something Wild: The bittersweet reprise of birdsong in fall
Sep 09, 2022
Something Wild: Ouch! What just stung me?
Aug 26, 2022
Something Wild: N.H.'s beautiful brook trout
Aug 12, 2022
Something Wild: What Makes Summer Thunderstorms Happen?
Jul 29, 2022
Something Wild: Trailwork on Mount Monadnock
Jul 15, 2022
Something Wild: A spongy moth infestation is plaguing New Hampshire forests, again
Jul 01, 2022
Something Wild: Exploring a silver maple floodplain forest
Jun 17, 2022