Ear to the Wild

04/17/2026

https://www.eartothewild.com/attend/2026/4/16/whales-mountain-lions

Come listen to the sounds of Humpbacked whales bubble net feeding, followed by my recording of a mountain lion (Super Mama) calling for a mate in the hills of the Valley of the Moon (Glen Ellen). Each listening session will be followed by a panel discussion.

04/17/2026

https://www.eartothewild.com/attend/2026/4/16/back-to-nature

Join me for a free screening of the new Ken Burns documentary “Henry David Thoreau,” followed by a community discussion about the value of connecting with nature.

11/27/2025

https://www.eartothewild.com/music/2025/11/27/radio-bobcat

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11/08/2025

https://www.eartothewild.com/attend/2025/12/17/songsofstrangers

Join us for a screening of the Emmy Award-winning 2nd episode of Climate California: The Songs of Strangers, followed by a discussion.

02/01/2025

https://www.eartothewild.com/heard/2024/10/28/krcb-s2-28-a-juvenile-great-horned-owl

Juvenile Great-horned Owls beg for food from adults by making raspy sounding screeches. In the Fall they’re learning to hunt, but they still beg for food from the adults. In this recording their dialog ends with what sounds like the juvenile Great-horned Owl landing in a grassy field and catching ...

02/01/2025

https://www.eartothewild.com/heard/2024/9/30/krcb-s2-27-gray-foxes-on-a-moonlit-night

As the moon rises a Gray Fox barks. Her voice reverberates across a small field of Coyote Brush and grass. Another Gray Fox responds in the distance. Their voices carry over the chorus of crickets. Owls sing as the night settles in. The two Gray Foxes call to one another from the shadows, and listen

01/28/2025

01/28/2025

Join us for an encore broadcast of Climate California's second episode tomorrow at 9pm on KRCB and again on Wednesday (1/29) at 7pm on KPJK.

The Songs of Strangers - Featuring Soundscape ecologists Bernie Krause and Jack Hines - Our culture was shaped by the sounds of nature. What could we learn if we listened again?

Climate California is a new NorCal original series, learn more at climatecalifornia.org
Streaming online at pbs.org

01/27/2025

https://www.eartothewild.com/heard/2024/9/23/krcb-black-bellied-plovers-in-late-september

There’s a sound that echoes along the banks of the Petaluma River, near Shollenberger Park. It usually starts in late September. This is when Black-bellied Plovers return from their breeding grounds, as far north as the arctic. They call as they fly along the river’s edge. Their voices floating ...

01/27/2025

https://www.eartothewild.com/heard/2024/9/16/krcb-western-honey-bees-collecting-pollen

The Western Honey Bee was first brought to North America in the early 1600s. They’re very social compared to the native bee species found in Northern California. When they’re all buzzing around in a bush you can certainly tell that their work is a collective effort!