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Sun, 05/16/2021 - 3:01pm tim Jane Lindholm, Vermont Edition retired VPR host and now creator and host of the popular podcast But Why: A Podcast For Curious Kids. Photo: Adrian Hicks. by Joyce Marcel, Vermont Business Magazine If you had a laboratory and wanted to cook up the perfect public radio host, the results would probably come out looking a lot like Jane Lindholm. She has all the ingredients you would expect: child of academics, well-educated, well-traveled, curious as hell and unafraid to try new things. Lindholm even describes herself as a “back seat listener:” She was one of those little kids in the back of the car whose parents drove around listening to public radio; by default, she grew up hearing everything from “Car Talk” to discussions about the Holocaust. ....
Don t miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook. GRAFTON â Spring is a great time to tune in to the birdsong happening all around us, and The Nature Museum in Grafton has two upcoming events to help sharpen your awareness and birding skills. Bridget Butler, known as the Bird Diva, is offering an online webinar on Friday, April 23 called, âA Look at Female Birds and the Founding Mothers of Ornithology.â Think of this presentation as the her-story of birding and the celebration of noticing female birds. The Bird Diva breaks down new scientific studies on female birds and shares some of the stories of the Mothers of Ornithology. ....
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Mapping birds feeding habitats Last October, I signed up my family, with great enthusiasm, for the Cornell Lab of Ornithology s yearly citizen science survey, Project FeederWatch. The premise is simple: You watch birds and report what you see. I paid the $18 fee and received a cool poster and some simple directions in the mail. I went out and bought birdseed and a bird feeder, which I set up outside our kitchen window. The only part I remember from the directions is this sentence: Even if you only count once all season, your data are valuable! Guess what? We still haven t submitted a single tally. Life has been overly full lately. ....