They say the volunteers are the face of the refuge. This definitely rings true in the case of the Hatches. Travelling all the way from Mississppi, John and Bridget Hatch volunteer and travel across the U.S. In comparison to Bridget, John Hatch seems like a skyscraper, but it seems like Read more…
Every week, twice a week, I’ve conducted shorebird surveys along the Ballona Creek estuary for the Point Blue Conservation Science Migratory Shorebird Project. This 8.8 mile waterway runs from Rancho Las Cienegas to Marina del Rey; however, surveys are conducted from the far end of the bike path (Marina del Read more…
As May draws near, in particular International Migratory Bird Day, the Environment for the Americas headquarters office in Boulder, CO has become quite busy! Everyone (the 4 of us, 5 including Sue’s puppy, Delta) is busy typing away, talking on the phone, or organizing IMBD materials to be mailed out. Read more…