Dr. Stacy Wolfe started her career as a naturalist for the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. She moved to Florida and received a M.S. in Oceanography and a M.S. in Coastal Zone Management. Later, she completed a doctoral degree in Leadership. 

For the past 6 years, she and her husband have owned and operated an eco-tour company called Wild Lime Adventures, which takes guests beyond the normal touristic types of experiences.

To read more about Dr. Wolfe, or learn more about the Board of Directors of Florida SEE, click here. 

FEATURED MEMBER: SENSING NATURE

A proud Associate member, SENSING NATURE offers environmental ed programs, tours and biweekly webinars on a variety of nature topics! Click the logo above to view their program calendar.

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The Audubon Christmas Bird Count began in 1900 when Dr. Frank Chapman, suggested an alternative to the holiday “side hunt,” in which teams had competed to see who could shoot the most birds. Instead, he set up a competition to count and compile records of birds. It has now become the longest-running citizen science survey. 

Your active participation adds to this rich and important data collection, and this tradition occurs from December 14 to January 5 every year. There is no fee to participate, and counts are open to birders of all skill levels and Audubon’s free Bird Guide app makes it even easier to learn more. 

For more information and to find where else you can join a Christmas Bird Count, visit www.christmasbirdcount.org.

This month is when many of us spend hours searching for the perfect gift for our friends and loved ones. If you are running out of ideas, think outside the box and give the gift of experience this holiday season.  
Making a conscious decision to reduce waste is not only beneficial for the environment, but it also helps to support locally owned businesses too! Visit Florida SEE’s membership page to learn about ecotour providers who will help you wrap up the year.

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The Florida Society for Ethical Ecotourism is a nonprofit educational organization established in 2000. It is a state-wide Certification/ Recognition Program which maintains a professional code of ecotourism ethics in order to encourage an awareness of and stewardship for Florida’s natural and cultural history. For more info visit FloridaSEE.org