
Why do rattlesnakes rattle and hummingbirds hum? How do flowers market themselves to pollinators? Why do tarantulas cross the road? Nature Notes investigates questions like these about the natural world of the Chihuahuan Desert region and the Llano Estacado. Through interviews with scientists and field recordings, this Marfa Public Radio original series reveals the secrets of desert life. Join hos... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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August 5th to 7th, the Trans-Pecos Wildlife Conference will bring together landowners and scientists – to explore practical solutions for sustaining our region’s wild creatures.
Hueco Tanks, east of El Paso, will always inspire wonder. Its red volcanic mountains create a desert oasis. And the prehistoric imagery painted on its cliffs and cave walls is deeply evocative.
Far West Texas is home to several species of azure-hued avians. Some of these bird species are full-time residents, while others are summering now in our region.
Each spring, hepatic tanagers journey from as far away as Central America to the Chisos, Davis and Guadalupe mountains, to breed in the Ponderosa pine forests of these West Texas sky-island ranges.
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Extremely enjoyable and informative. Interesting topics about West Texas ecology and history. Dallas Baxter is terrific as well. Thanks so much. Learning a lot.
As a newbie to West Texas, this podcast is so great! I love the insights into the region’s history and biodiversity from local experts. Plus I learned what to do if bit by a scorpion or snake! Thank you guys for producing it!
This is my favorite podcast that I subscribe to. I get so excited when a new one comes out. I can’t get enough, I wish episodes were an hour long! If you love West Texas, nature, or science you’ll love Nature Notes. Wherever you are, while you are listening to this you will feel like you are on a hilltop looking out on the Chihuahuan Desert. Thank you Marfa Public Radio for making this show available!
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Listeners tune in for accessible, field-forward explorations of West Texas' natural world, from quail ecology and cave science to rock art and biodiversity. The show features researchers, archaeologists, and local experts who connect habitat, history, and conservation with vivid on-site storytelling. A standout is its hands-on, place-based approach—often tying local habitats and cultural sites to broader scientific questions—making it especially appealing to nature enthusiasts, students, and professionals seeking practical insights about desert ecosystems and preservation.
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