Hobbs State Park

University of Arkansas instructor and poet Geffrey Davis will be reading from some of his “nature inspired” works at a free community reading at Hobbs State Park this Sunday, April 27.

Earth Day is Tuesday, April 22. Ozarks at Large's Jack Travis joins host Kyle Kellams to discuss some events occurring around the region that will enable attendees to learn, have fun, and be a good steward of the environment.

Jack talks with Park Interpreter Chris Pistole about what to expect at the Hobbs State Park Wonders of Winter Wildlife event.

Bundle up this weekend and head to Hobbs State Park and Conservation Area for the Wonders of Winter Wildlife. This event features a swath of interactive learning opportunities for folks of any age who want to discover how the local fauna spends their wintertime.

Some scientific research and a hunch led to nearly $3 million from the National Institute of Health. On today's show, we’ll hear more about the work of examining a virus that will hopefully lead to a vaccine. Also, studying pathogens that can make the jump from animals to humans. Plus, the Wonders of Winter Wildlife at Hobbs State Park.

Becca Martin Brown returns to Ozarks at Large! This week—and every week following—Becca and Kyle Kellams will discuss modern events with a deeper history. Today, Brown and Kellams speak with Elaina Williams about bluff dwellings at Hobbs State Park.

Pete speaks to one of the guests featured in the Friends of Hobbs Speaker series, host of 'Numbers in Nature'.

Ozarks at Large's resident outdoor recreation aficionado Jack Travis joins Matthew Moore to discuss some fun outdoor pursuits perfect for seeing fall foliage and taking advantage of mild temperatures.

Today on The Outline: Rep. Steve Womack discusses the looming government shutdown. Also, free COVID-19 tests are available in the mail again. Plus, a full weekend of Razorback sports.

The Sugar Creek Astronomical Society will host an introduction to viewing the March night sky this weekend at Hobbs State Park.