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Dennis Forbes [via Flickr]Tom Kasper talks about tidying up the gardens in preparation for a colorful spring, and for a habitable winter -
Luke MoravecLarry Weber talks about the temps, the fallen leaves, and some migrations numbers
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Larry Weber talks about the fall staples, and also touches on what the insects are doing right now -
Tom Kasper thinks ahead and talks about getting flower and garlic bulbs in the ground now -
Larry talks about the constant changes of autumn and details the origins of the saw-whet owl's name -
Shawna Weaver and Jay Walker from the Great Lakes Aquarium talk about the long-time project of releasing sturgeon and the research that follows -
Bob King talks about an occultation in the solar system, an alignment with Mars, and Saturn at its closest -
Larry Weber talks about the first burst of leaf color and the nearly countless birds riding the thermals at Hawk Ridge -
Karen Updegraff, DNR Regional Plant Ecologist, talks about the importance of sand dunes and the stewardship required to keep them healthy -
Tom Kasper talks about stretching the harvest season by covering plants when the thermometer starts inkling toward freezing -
Larry Weber talks about the natural sights as summer gives way to autumn -
Megan Högfeldt from the City of Superior talks about the events and focuses for Wisconsin Stormwater Week 2026
