Galapagos Animals, Oh My!

by Loti Woods | Apr 15, 2018 | Announcements, Field Notes, Wildlife | 0 comments

Snorkeling with sea lions, penguins and sea turtles, oh my. Hiking with endemic Galapagos animals, including iguanas, beautiful birds, giant tortoises and more. If you have the chance to go to the Galapagos islands which are 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador, go for...

What is a Keystone Species?

by Loti Woods | Jan 18, 2018 | Field Notes, Wildlife | 0 comments

We keep reading about keystone species. But what is one exactly? Is it a new species? Think about what a starfish and an elephant might have in common. They eat different things. Starfish eat meat (hmm, that is interesting) and elephants eat plants. There are...

Kiss a Frog? You bet!

by Loti Woods | Nov 3, 2017 | Announcements, Sculptures, Wildlife | 0 comments

Would either of us kiss a frog? You bet if it helps protect them from extinction. But we better kiss them quick as they may not be with us much longer. What? Over 40% of frogs, classified as amphibians, are at risk of extinction. Their decline is one of the most...

Walking with Polar Bears!

by Loti Woods | Oct 2, 2017 | Featured, Latest News, Wildlife | 0 comments

Walking (yes, walking) with polar bears in the wild, northern lights and no humans for a hundred miles. Our idea of paradise! And where in the world are we? At Nanuk Lodge, one of the Churchill Wild lodges (also part of National Geographic Unique Lodges of the World)....

Hellbender Home Wrecker? Not Me!

by Loti Woods | Feb 14, 2017 | Wildlife | 0 comments

Hellbender Home Wreckers You may be a hellbender home wrecker and not even know it. But first what the hell is a hellbender, also affectionately called snot otters? This saga begins as a love story. A what? Last fall, my sister Corrie Woods, who happens to be the...

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