All Podcast Episodes

Jason Ramsay-Brown talks about an invasive species known as Japanese Knotweed: what it is, the problems it creates and what can be done about it.

Bob Kortwright deals with pros and cons of feeding birds during the winter, the effect on other wildlife, and the best practices for feeding birds.

Jason Ramsay-Brown talks about Toronto's Tamarack trees. how they're both deciduous & coniferous and their place in the city.

Ellen Schwartzel discusses what is over-wintering under the ice of Grenadier and other Toronto ponds, in particular turtles.

George Hebdon Corson, the "Nut Man" of Echo Valley Park, started a nut farm beside Mimico Creek in the early 1900s. Ellen Schwartzel talks about his story, the purpose of the farm and the connection between nuts and birds.

Bruce Thompson talks about Toronto's Turkey Vultures, when/where to look for them, and what they like to eat.

Bob Kortwright describes the Christmas Bird Count, a citizen science initiative begun in 1900, and how you can get involved in the Toronto count..

Bruce Thompson talks about his fascination with Ravens and the significance of their return to Toronto.