Chris Albertine
Chief Production EngineerChris was 开云体育 Radio Audio Engineer for more than 20 years. In addition to his work for VPR, he has supervised the sound for television documentaries for the Discovery Channel, Turner Broadcast, and the Arts and Entertainment Network. Chris retired in December, 2020.
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In some regions of Vermont almost all the wood turtles we find are pretty old. We're not seeing their young grow up and join the population as we would鈥� -
Most of us are familiar with honey bees and bumblebees, but did you know there are around 300 species of wild bees in Vermont? These insects depend on鈥� -
There is currently a study going on in the Green Mountain National Forest investigating the impact of wind turbines on black bear use of important鈥� -
The American Marten is about the size of a mink with a long body, short legs and a thick, furry coat. They can be brownish or reddish in color and have a鈥� -
Originally aired January 18, 2017Crows are the stuff of movies, mysteries and dark lore. They are also smart, gregarious birds with fascinating habits鈥� -
Even in the winter time, beaver ponds are active habitats. The harvested trees and brush attract other wildlife like deer and turkey to feed. The lodges鈥� -
In Spring, Vermont is awash with migrant birds; sadly, we don't see many species in the Winter. However, there are occasional irruption migrations as鈥� -
The Dead Creek Wildlife Management Area is a destination spot for bird watchers who come to see the thousands of snow geese that flock there.Biologists鈥� -
There is a story behind roadkill. Millions of accidents every year are caused by collisions with wildlife. How can we manage roadways so that they are鈥� -
I heard the name Julia Butterfly Hill on the radio the other day and it gave me pause.Twenty years ago, Hill lived for 738 days up in a redwood tree鈥�
