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Ashley Ahearn

Ashley Ahearn

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Chief Creative Officer, Ahearn Productions

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  • BirdNote®: The Crows' Night Roost

    By Ashley Ahearn|Living On EarthVerifiedAir Date: Week of Crows are social creatures that can gather by the thousands in night roosts. BirdNote®’s Ashley Ahearn reports that these gatherings may provide benefits like warmth, protection from predators, and a chance to find a mate. Transcript O’NEILL: Crows are among the smartest animals around, with the ability to use tools and solve problems. And this all-natural intelligence may have evolved in part to help them thrive in complex social structures.

    By Ashley Ahearn · Living On Earth

    Sep. 27, 2024

  • My Turn - A community comes together to support a friend

    By Ashley Ahearn|Methow Valley NewsVerifiedIt was a hot spring day in early June when the pickup trucks pulled up, one by one, and people began unloading tools. A folding table was set out with assembly instructions, below it, a box of bottled water was tucked away in the shade. Dogs roamed around as neighbors talked over the plan and then got to work. They were assembling a metal barn for a friend, but the friend was not there.

    By Ashley Ahearn · Methow Valley News

    Sep. 12, 2024

  • BirdNote®: The Crows' Night Roost

    By Ashley Ahearn|Living On EarthVerifiedAir Date: Week of Crows are social creatures that can gather by the thousands in night roosts. BirdNote®’s Ashley Ahearn reports that these gatherings may provide benefits like warmth, protection from predators, and a chance to find a mate. Transcript O’NEILL: Crows are among the smartest animals around, with the ability to use tools and solve problems. And this all-natural intelligence may have evolved in part to help them thrive in complex social structures.

    By Ashley Ahearn · Living On Earth

    Sep. 27, 2024

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