http://wrvo.org en http://wrvo.org/post/sight-road-kill-makes-pretty-data-rich-picture Wildlife ecologist Danielle Garneau is making a habit of tracking down roadkill. She actually seeks it out, hunting for clues about larger ecological trends. Garneau records it all on a free smartphone app, <a href="http://epicollectserver.appspot.com/project.html?name=RoadkillGarneau">EpiCollect</a>.<p>Standing by the side of the road in upstate New York, phone in hand, Garneau peers down at a dead, bloody and smelly skunk.<p>She takes a picture of the carcass and opens the app to input data, including location, time of day, the road's speed limit and whether the carcass has been scavenged. Sun, 02 Dec 2012 10:58:00 +0000 editor 29949 at http://wrvo.org The Sight Of Road Kill Makes A Pretty, Data-Rich Picture http://wrvo.org/post/bright-spring-sunlight <p>John Weeks talks about the first light of spring and the siren call it sends to all types of species about the beauty of spring. He discusses how the signs of spring sun affect everyone to get ready for the new season.</p><p>Originally aired April 18th, 1986.</p> Tue, 17 Apr 2012 14:47:44 +0000 John Weeks 17726 at http://wrvo.org