Grace McCulloch
NH Audubon Community Science Project LeaderGrace McCulloch is the host of Something Wild, and a passionate birder. She is the NH Audubon Community Science Project Leader and editor of The Joy of Birding eNews from New Hampshire Bird Records.
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Transform your birding experience by using the right approach to your gear, as well as a lot of patience. -
The iconic American beech tree comprises nearly 40% of our northern forests, and the species could be decimated by beech leaf disease. -
Horseshoe crabs have survived for hundreds of millions of years, and their biology and resilience continue to spark wonder. -
Life is tough for newborn fawns, but the number of deer in the state is having an impact on forest ecosystems. -
Efforts to control rodents are unintentionally killing the animals we want and need in our ecosystem, the ones who are providing natural pest control. -
The Something Wild team goes "micro-exploring" at the SuperSanctuary in Hancock, a new approach to getting outdoors and discovering nature. -
Observing the annual aerial courtship display of the American woodcock helps make indelible family memories. -
Bluebirds are beautiful and particular; the right nest box will help encourage them to raise a family in your yard. -
Since opossums have become common in New Hampshire, it’s time to learn to appreciate these marsupials. -
Something Wild listeners have questions about snow fleas and rime ice.
