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Lower Wisconsin Riverway
Lower Wisconsin Riverway
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Lower Wisconsin Riverway
Lower Wisconsin Riverway
Timothy Jacobson
Lower Wisconsin Riverway
Lower Wisconsin Riverway
Timothy Jacobson
Everglades National Park is a U.S. National Park in Florida
Daysi Umpierre
Cado Lake, Texas
Amber Cole
View of Crater Lake ,OR
Alejandra Lozada
Everglades National Park is a U.S. National Park in Florida
Daysi Umpierre
Ethan Staats is a M.Sc. graduate student at Virginia Commonwealth University studying biology. His research interests include predator-prey interaction ecology, Wetlands biodiversity and ecosystems function, and evolutionary biology, and he has worked with aquatic macro-invertbrates in his research. He believes that photography is a good way to communicate the beauty and uniqueness found in nature.
Ethan Staats
Horse among the salt marsh in the Rachel Carson Reserve, in Beaufort, North Carolina, east coast of United States. Management of these wild horses has been successful in this coastal wetland reserve since 1990's. Photo taken in June, 2014.
Rafaela Granzotti
View of Mt Hood, from Trillium Lake OR
Alejandra Lozada
Ethan Staats is a M.Sc. graduate student at Virginia Commonwealth University studying biology. His research interests include predator-prey interaction ecology, Wetlands biodiversity and ecosystems function, and evolutionary biology, and he has worked with aquatic macro-invertbrates in his research. He believes that photography is a good way to communicate the beauty and uniqueness found in nature.
Ethan Staats
Seldovia AK on the southern coast of the Kenai peninsula. Seldovia sits on the edge of the inlet, home to the seldovi village tribe. The inlet has one of the most dramatic tide shifts in the world and is a home to coastal sea otters, wild salmon, whales, puffin, bald eagles, bears, and a variety of tidal creatures. Today the tribe still uses the resources found both in the sea and the rich land surrounding the town. From berry picking to fishing the land is rich in resources and endangered wildlife.
Emily Shirtz

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