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Category Archives: Winter
The Root of the Matter
In the forest, a tree’s broad, showy crown might catch our attention, but the roots are really the long arm of the log.
The Palisades
The Jersey Palisades are a reminder of New York City’s volcanic past. Host Kelly Rypkema demonstrates how these towering rock cliffs across the Hudson were formed like a cookie, and with delicious results.
Posted in Fall, Nature by the Seasons, Rocks and Earth, Spring, Summer, Winter
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The Poo-pisode
Though New York City streets might sometimes seem empty of wildlife, Kelly Rypkema points out a telltale clue that urban animals are all around. Trouble viewing? Watch on YouTube instead.
Posted in Animals, Birds, Fall, Nature by the Seasons, People and Nature, Spring, Summer, Winter
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Squirrels – Nuts About Hoarding
Host Kelly Rypkema takes a look at the habits of some of New York’s biggest hoarders — squirrels! Trouble viewing? View this video at YouTube instead!
Movers and Shakers of Harlem
Harlem’s at fault for some major geological events right under the streets of New York City. Host Kelly Rypkema points out evidence of this neighborhood’s active past.
Posted in Fall, Nature by the Seasons, Rocks and Earth, Spring, Summer, Winter
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