Month: September 2019
Pulse of the Planet Daily Audio
Red Tailed Hawks on the Move
This month, hawks are starting their migrations south.
September 26, 2019Care and Feeding of a Pet Cricket
Some tips on catching and keeping crickets in a temporary home.
September 25, 2019Insect Palaces
The Japanese traditionally put great care into the care of insect pets.
September 24, 2019Slow Down and Open Your Windows
By opening our minds and ears to the rich world of insects, we may discover a new dimension of nature.
September 23, 2019If a Jewel of Dew Could Sing..
The sound of the Bell Cricket has a special place in Japanese culture.
September 20, 2019A Tradition of Listening
Insect song has been an important part of Japanese culture for centuries.
September 19, 2019Cider Time
A brief history of cider.
September 18, 2019A Look Inside the Eye
What’s it like to fly right into a hurricane?
September 17, 2019Predicting the Big Ones
Scientists are starting to understand how to forecast hurricane activity — even years in advance.
September 16, 2019Recipe for a Hurricane
Why do so many hurricanes happen at this time of year?
September 10, 2019Black Gold
The harvest season provides a great source of material for composting.
September 6, 2019A Ritual of Endurance
A test of an Apache girl’s fortitude and discipline, and a celebration of her womanhood.
September 5, 2019Festival of St. Lazarus
In the Brazilian state of Bahia, St. Lazarus day is a celebration that blends European and African heritages.
September 3, 2019From Slot Machines to Geiger Counters
They used to stand on the rooftops of the casinos and watch the mushroom clouds.