Rice Creek field station http://wrvo.org en Dedications and Spectacles in Nature http://wrvo.org/post/dedications-and-spectacles-nature <p>John Weeks talks about the parallel between the operation of a wild thing and the function of a computer chip. Weeks makes the point that in both cases, a lot of what happens may be the result of stored messages or directives, as in the case of bird migration. Tue, 09 Oct 2012 15:00:00 +0000 John Weeks 26234 at http://wrvo.org Finding Beauty in Abandoned Fields http://wrvo.org/post/finding-beauty-abandoned-fields <p>John Weeks describes how the open fields and roadside ditches of Central New York can be a beautiful sight in early July. A vast array of colorful flowers blooms in these usually ignored spaces. Weeks encourages everyone to take notice of the incredible sights along the local country roads.</p><p>Originally aired on July 6, 1984.</p> Mon, 02 Jul 2012 19:26:42 +0000 John Weeks 21932 at http://wrvo.org Nature Walk Through Rice Creek http://wrvo.org/post/nature-walk-through-rice-creek-0 <p>John Weeks take a walk through the back of Rice Creek Field Station looking for signs of spring, examining rocks, insects and even finds a pair of mating birds.</p><p>Originally aired April 6th, 1984.</p> Tue, 03 Apr 2012 14:00:14 +0000 Marlena Montero 17027 at http://wrvo.org