Plunge into the night waters off the Kona Coast and experience the awe of manta rays gliding overhead.
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Science & Nature Video Library
Visit Historic Vine Street Village, the new LEED Platinum certified entrance to the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden.
Dean Regas, Outreach Astronomer at the Cincinnati Observatory, talks with 91.7WVXU's Ann Thompson about the International Year of Astronomy.
John Kiesewetter, TV Media Writer for the Cincinnati Enquirer interviews Carrie Vonderhaar, Chief Photographer for Jean-Michel Cousteau's, Ocean Futures Society.
Cody and Arnold Hildebrand of Wild Brother Behavioral Research are individuals who've researched and worked with skunks for over 30 years, calling them "the most misunderstood animal."
The government and our utilities are vitally important, but every citizen plays a part in maintaining the livability of our planet. Many initiatives are underway to involve students and adults in our community in clean water stewardship. Learn what you can do today and in the future to keep our water supply clean and healthy.
The Cincinnati area has faced some big challenges in improving water quality. Citizen action, creative thinking and hard work from our utilities and governmental intervention have begun to turn things around. Local water quality experts tell us the statte of things now and the plans to continue to clean up our rivers and streams.
Cincinnati's water infrastructure is 100 years old. Some of the pipes are cracked, leaking, or insufficient to carry the load we place on them today. Local experts explain how the system works and the measures our water utilities take to provide us with a safe water supply.
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