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Monthly Archives: May 2017
A Jaunt Down South Creek
Follow me and my kayak as we take in the sights of nature at Oscar Scherer State Park down here in Florida. Birds and wildlife abound and I was well armed, with my camera and binoculars. View my video by clicking the … Continue reading
Posted in birds, birdwatching, staceymhollis.com, video
Tagged birding, birds, birdwatching, florida, kayaking, nature, oscar scherer state park, outdoor recreation, outdoors, staceymhollis.com, video, videography, wildlife
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Endangered Species Day, Every Day
While this day is only observed one day out of the year, it is important that we carry the message always. Earth’s species are at risk of extinction and, unless we garner awareness, educate ourselves and work to support policy … Continue reading
Posted in WildLens, wildlife
Tagged awareness, conservation, earth, education, endangered species, human disturbance, human impact, nature, policy, protected species, species, WildLens, wildlife
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The Project Puffin Story: A Review
View this post, as well as other writings, podcasts and short films focusing on wildlife and environmental conservation at wildlensinc.org. The book is Project Puffin: The Improbable Quest to Bring a Beloved Seabird Back to Egg Rock by Stephen W. Kress … Continue reading
Posted in book review, conservation, Project Puffin, seabirds
Tagged atlantic puffin, book, book review, conservation, eastern egg rock, field biology, fledglings, human impact, island nesting seabirds, islands, maine, maine coast, millinary trade, nesting, newfoundland, puffin burrows, pufflings, reintroduction, restoration, seabirds, seal island nwr, terns, translocation
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