Thanks to Girls Who Click and Be Wise we had another successful year for our annual Girls Who Click Marine Mammal Photograph Workshop.
With twelve girls in attendance this year, we kept them busy photographing the local wildlife including Harbor Seals, California Sea Lions, California Gulls, Brown Pelicans, Brandt’s Cormorants and California Ground Squirrels.
Read MoreIn the 2022 May / June edition of Outdoor California Magazine my first feature conservation photo story was published about the Burrowing Owl Recovery Program.
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I have officially become a Photography Workshop Instructor with Wildside Nature Tours. Starting in January of 2023 my photo tours and workshops will be run through Wildside Nature Tours with my first tour happening in Jan 22-29 to Yellowstone.
Read MoreOn October 11th the North American Nature Photographers Association published a blog about their Regional Events and featured me and my participants from our recent NANPA Regional Even in Grand Teton National Park.
Click the link to read the full article. http://www.nanpa.org/eight-reasons-to-go-on-a-nanpa-regional-event/?fbclid=IwAR2BiDKda3Vh7xApZMtcsyEcVDi6V_w7-C5J2dwdorJRiulTrwMm1JCS6is
Read MoreHave your heard people talking about how the Galapagos Islands or the Ecuadorian Cloud Forest is the best trip EVER!!! Well I will walk you thought 10 reasons why Ecuador should be your next travel destination.
1. The Ecuadorian Cloud Forest - Considered one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet, these forests are teaming with wildlife such as a variety of bird species, Spectacled Bear, Jaguar, Sloth, Howler Monkey, puma and many other creatures….
Read MoreDuring this week’s episode I will take you explore the Travis County - Balcones Canyonlands Preserve, a 32,000+ acre preserve in western Travis County that protects seven endangered species and 27 species of concern.
After that we will head to the San Antonio Zoo Center for Conservation with the Texas Master Naturalists to see the research being done behind the scenes.
Every year on July 29th we celebrate Tigers and the conservation efforts being made to protect them. An estimated 3,900 tigers remain in the wild, and there is much more work needed to protect this species if we are to secure its future in the wild.
Read MoreDuring this week’s episode I am sharing my most asked question to me... how did I get started as a Conservation Photographer. See how I got my start and why I choose conservation photography over just wildlife photography. Also see my newly launched website.
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