Written word, May 2026:
- 30 May 2026, TribLive: Pittsburgh’s skyline has become home to the once endangered peregrine falcon
- 29 May 2026, Univ of Pittsburgh Hail to Possible: Four new Cathedral residents
Appearances on radio or television. (This list probably doesn’t include everything.)
November 2025: Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy’s For the Love of Parks highlights Hays Woods: https://pittsburghparks.org/podcast-season-two/
April 2024: On Talk Pittsburgh with Boaz Frankel and Heather Abraham. Promo is here: https://www.instagram.com/p/C53uLTCLWaf/
25 August 2022: I was interviewed by Andy Sheehan, KDKA News, about Pittsburgh’s overpopulation of urban deer: Experts warn deer are destroying Pittsburgh’s parks and moving into neighborhoods.
WESA’s Allegheny Front presents stories about birds and nature in southwestern Pennsylvania. Many of these rebroadcasts were recorded before I retired from WQED in 2014 and moved my blog to birdsoutsidemywindow.org — so the description of my job and blog are not up-to-date. 😉
- 25 February 2022: Turkey Vulture Has a Cast Iron Stomach
- 7 May 2021: Why Peregrines Have Made a Comeback in Cities
- 26 March 2020: Why I’m Addicted to Bird Nestcams (And You Should Be Too)
- 27 April 2018: When Coyotes Come To Town
- 18 September 2015: That’s a Fine Kettle of Broad-Winged Hawks
- 12 June 2015: Peregrine Falcons: Nature’s Fighter Jets
- 15 May 2015: Pitt Peregrine Falcon Dorothy Becomes a Mother Again
- 12 November 2008: A Bird Watcher’s View of the World — Our Oral History Project Continues (or this mp3 directly from the cloud)
- Summary: Author page at The Allegheny Front
Yale Climate Connections compiles quick stories on people responding to our warming world. 15 October 2015: Their Weird Weather episode features my comments on changing weather patterns in Pittsburgh. Click here to hear.
Magazines:
- Keep Looking Up, published in Off The Bluff in 2017, a magazine produced by the students of Duquesne University’s Media Department.