Cheryl Bartz
Cheryl Bartz hosts IPR's Sunday programming and writes a (mostly) weekly essay called "What's Up Outside?"
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Mourning dove. Squirrel. Goldenrod. What do they have in common? Somewhere in Michigan, someone hates them. -
On a sunny spring day when the thermometer tops 50, some of us get the urge to go out and clean up the yard. Fifty is kind of a magical number in the natural world, too. -
The first bird song I remember ever hearing was a robin. I was crawling around under the dining room table, as kids do, when I heard a new sound outside. I scrambled to the window to see what it was–a dark bird with a red stomach. A robin, my mother said. -
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Overall, they created a chamber about three by five feet in area and about five feet high. -
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IPR asked people from across the political spectrum: "What are you anticipating over the next four years?" We hope to keep hearing from them as those four years unfold. -
Some friends and I were cross-country skiing when we found a large patch of feathers... -
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Have you ever noticed a goose swimming in an icy pond and wondered how they keep their feet warm? It turns out they have lots of strategies.
