The Front Porch Wildlife and Habitat series

Thanks to a grant from our friends at The Fuller Foundation, we are able to dedicate a series of programs that take a look at the wildlife of New Hampshire, its habitat, and the people that are working hard to protect it. Here, you will find a quick list of the programs in the series, as well as links to the shows and their audio. Additionally, you will find links to organizations that are working on behalf on New Hampshire's wildlife and its habitat.

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The Front Porch Wildlife and Habitat series

Our Love-Hate Relationship with Pigeons: Tonight on the Front Porch, we're pulling back the curtain on pigeons. Most city people don't seem to like pigeons. They call them, "rats with wings" and other derogatory names. But it wasn't always that way. Pigeons used to be celebrated -- even worshipped -- by some cultures. And don't forget the crucial role of Homing Pigeons during World War One. Join us for a look at the love-hate relationship between man and bird.

Our Love-Hate Relationship with Pigeons: Tonight on the Front Porch: We're pulling back the curtain on pigeons. Most city people don't seem to like pigeons. They call them, "Rats with Wings" and other derogatory names. But it wasn't always that way. Pigeons used to be celebrated -- even worshipped by some cultures. And don't forget the crucial role of Homing Pigeons during World War One. Join us for a look at the love-hate relationship between man and bird...on the Front Porch, tonight at 6:30 here on nhpr.

Look! Up in the Air!: New Hampshire Audubon will release a group of rehabilitated hawks this Sunday at Pack Mondadnock Observatory. On tonight's program, we'll talk about the state of hawks and other raptors in New Hampshire, how reintroducing them in the wild takes place, and what the migration patterns of raptros are like. We'll also look at how the reproduction efforts of Bald Eagles, Peregrine Falcons, and Osprey fared in 2006. Some species were adversely affected by the spring's heavy rains; others did surprisingly well. Our guests are Eric Masterson, Vice President for Development and Chris Martin, Senior Biologist at New Hampshire Audubon.

Milfoil and Other Invaders: The aquatic plant milfoil first came to New Hampshire lakes decades ago, but it's grown to be a bigger and bigger problem since then. It chokes out all other plants and takes over entire bodies of water. Some towns have tried everything from chemical warfare to harvesting the plant with machines. We'll find out what new approaches are being tried and to what degrees of success. We'll also talk with naturalist Iain Macleod about the state's other invasive species -- from Garlic Mustard to the Japanese Beetle.

River Talk: The Winooski and the Suncook: Tonight on The Front Porch, We’ll take a look at two local rivers and the lives of the people they impact. The Epsom community is faced with what to do with the Suncook River now that it has straightened out and gone off of its man-made course, impacting businesses and wildlife along the way. And writer Charles Fish will take us down Vermont’s Winooski River through his book In the Land of the Wild Onion.

The Timber Economy / Frogs: The closing of two major wood processing mills in the North Country has created a challenge for forest managers. How do you sustain healthy acres of growth if there's no place to send your harvested wood? We'll look at that and the effects globalization is having on lumber producers in New Hampshire. Later in the show, we'll talk with naturalist Rosemary Conroy about all the frogs that are filling the air with their songs this time of year.

Lynx Sighting / Edie Clark: Tonight on The Front Porch: New Hampshire gets a special visitor! No, it's not another coy presidential candidate, it's someone a lot more uncommon in these parts -- the Canada Lynx. Trackers have found evidence of a recent visit by the endangered animal, and we'll talk with one of them about their find. We'll also talk with Yankee Magazine columnist Edie Clark about her new book.

Public Transportation and Life Beneath the Snow: A new bus line opens today in the North Country to help people get around in the Whitefield area. We'll find out more about that, and we'll learn what other communities around the state are doing to help people get around. A recent study says most residents would like to see more public transportation.

A New Take on the Christmas Story and A Look at Winter Wildlife: Today we talk to a playwright who offers a twist on the traditional Christmas story. Chris Cote's The Innkeepers explores what may have been going on in that famous inn that had no room for Mary and Joseph. We also check in with the Audubon Society about their annual Christmas Bird Count, and we talk to a New Hampshire man who helped uncover an ancient -- and important -- Mayan mural.

Creative Nonfiction and a Look at Animal Tracking: We take a look at the process of writing creative non-fiction with author Mimi Schwartz. She's the co-author of Writing True: The Art and Craft of Creative Nonfiction which spells out the ways a good writer's voice can drive a true story. She explains why this style of writing has become increasingly popular. We'll also get a review of the new edition of the Peterson Guide to Animal Tracks from our resident naturalist Rosemary Conroy. Rosemary provides a brief overview of other tracking guides including Stokes Guide to Animal Tracking and Behavior by Donald & Lillian Stokes (Little, Brown) Mammal Tracks and Sign of the Northeast by Diane K. Gibbons (University Press of New England) Tracking and the Art of Seeing: How to Read Animal Tracks & Signs by Paul Rezendes (Camden House Publishing) Rosemary also discusses an animal tracking card. Trackers interested in obtaining one can find out more from the New Hampshire Fish and Game website.

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