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	Video: Raptor Adventures in Jamaica Bay Tag along with video producer Alexa Schirtzinger and volunteers from the American Littoral Society as they band barn owls living in wetlands in New York City.
	Video: Spotting the Ladybug A new citizen science project aims to map ladybug populations across the country.
	Audio: Sounds of the Boreal Forest Listen to birdsongs from Canada’s coast-to-coast wilderness.
	Video: A Day at the Green Market with Tim Stark Meet a celebrity tomato farmer as he shows off his wares.
	Video: Great Lakes New legislation makes better water management a priority for Great Lakes stakeholders.
	Audio: Wren Duets Some wrens sing to each other to communicate important messages. Listen to two duets here.
	Video: Icebergs A sneak peek at the amazing array of life beneath an Antarctic iceberg
	Podcast: In Pursuit of Reindeer Audubon writer Nancy Bazilchuk shares anecdotes from her family’s Norwegian ski adventure.
	Video: At the Bit See how a natural gas boom is causing an environment bust in the Rocky Mountain West.
	Video: Frigid Frogs Auto-freezing amphibians have a unique way of hibernating. Learn how global warming could affect their shut-eye.
	Video: Plover Patch On-the-ground footage reveals how piping plovers, those charismatic shorebirds, are faring in New York City.
	Video: Creature Close-up The making of Andrew Zuckerman’s Creature.
	Audio: Wood Thrush Listen to the call of a wood thrush. (Credit: Lang Elliot)
	Video: Park Invaders Nonnative plant species are intruding on our national parks. Fillmmaker Liz Smith (naturefilm.montana.edu) reveals what it takes to fight these invaders.
	Video: Prairie Dance Prairie chicken mating rituals are caught on film by Kipp Woods of the Missouri Department of Conservation.
	Video: Treasured Trash What is ecotourism? Stanley Selengut, creator of Maho Bay Camps on St. John, reflects on the concept, as well as on his lodge’s novel way of turning garbage into art.
	Video: Chipping Away Take a trip aboard the Oden, a powerful icebreaker on a mission to Antarctica.
	Video: Brewing a Better Ethanol Making commercially viable ethanol from fibrous material like switchgrass is a fine-tuned science. Here, learn what researchers are doing to bring cellulosic ethanol to the marketplace.
	Audio: Finding a Ghost Bird Scientists feared the Sumatran ground cuckoo was extinct. Now you can hear the call of this recently rediscovered bird.
	Audio: Planting Your Lawn Listen to a podcast on lawn maintenance.

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