And its Allies
This post will be a little different: it’s an interview post – not a Q&A, but an actual interview – with a conservationist and business owner whom I met in real life. It’s also not focused on big cats, but a conservation topic of equal importance: native plants.
Due to human activity, the natural flow of water in the Everglades has changed, which can result in an ecosystem’s collapse. In addition to pollution, littering, and carbon emissions, there are various invasive species lurking beyond the water and in Florida’s communities and common spaces. However, there are many ways we can solve these problems. Discover a few simple ways you can help restore the Florida Everglades.
I recently read an article on The Washington Post about a bill in the United States legislature that would protect ‘uncharismatic’ species.
A little while ago, I had the distinct privilege of being able to sit down with Dr. Aletris Neils. Dr. Neils is the Executive Director of Conservation CATalyst, the big…
This post continues the retelling of my recent time in Belize: participating in an archaeology field school and learning about jaguar conservation. The remainder of this series is located in…
I realize that while this is supposed to be a blog about jaguars, nearly all of my posts have either been about myself or other species. Therefore I have put…
The Jaguar 