At one point in the 1950s there were only 15 whooping cranes left in the world, but that number has grown, thanks in part to organizations like Operation Migration. Operation Migration helps young whooping cranes learn the migration routes...
The WFSU Education Team works with some Wakulla preschoolers and their teachers to help kick-start early literacy skills. Bytes and Books is part of the PBS Ready To Learn initiative. WFSU’s Mike Plummer goes inside the classroom...
We go on a quest to find the rarely seen Sandhills Cellophane Bee.
In our Local Routes Episode 902 we featured Jordan Roberts singing her song "Day by Day." In this full Spotlight episode, you can hear another one of her songs called "Frustrations" and see an interview with this talented...
As Ken Kopczynski and his fellow members of the Tallahassee Astronomical Society prepare for the August 21st solar eclipse, he talks about their organization and the work that goes into educating the public at this historic event at the...
It’s your Birthday, Tallahassee!
The city we all call Tallahassee traces its Florida capital history back to 1824. That is when the first 13 members of Florida’s territorial legislature, appointed by President James Monroe voted to make it the...
This Spring, students at Tallahassee Collegiate Academy, a charter STEM high school on the Tallahassee Community College campus, participated in the first and second rounds of a national contest called Poetry Out Loud.
The Poetry Out Loud Program
Poetry Out Loud,...
We bring you a taste of what the audience experienced at Gradstock 2016. The Johnnie Marshall Blues and joined eight other bands for a music-filled weekend, all in the name of American Graduate. Here they are performing their original...
This land is home to several ecosystem types, from swamps, pine forests, grasslands, and sinkholes. This makes it an ideal place to try out the iNaturalist app.
Using the app, Peter identifies frogs, spiders, wildflowers, lizards, carnivorous plants, and...
It’s another boiling-hot Friday in the Florida panhandle. Driving into downtown Blountstown there’s a big blue tarp covering the roof of the historic county courthouse building that is supposed to house the Calhoun County Sheriff’s Department. That blue tarp is coming...
