Eastern Collared Lizard – My Wildlife Wonders No. 3

The eastern collared lizard, colloquially called the "mountain boomer," is named for its distinctive black "collar" markings around the neck and shoulders. Males are particularly colorful, displaying blue-green bodies, yellow stripes, and orange or yellow throats, while females have more subdued coloration. They can run on their hind legs, reaching speeds of up to 15...
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Capturing Conservation: Animal portraits to inspire the next generation

The year my dad made us “Friends of the Zoo” at our local Kansas City Zoo was one of the most memorable of my childhood. I recall frequent visits to see nature programs on the giant IMAX screen. Eleven-year-old me was delighted to meet the Kratt brothers, of “Kratts’ Creatures” fame, against the backdrop of one of their children’s educational...
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Barbados: A Tale of Two Coasts

A fan pushes warm, humid air around the room. The first hint of hazy morning light seeps through slatted wooden blinds, the bright blue curtains puffing in and out in the morning breeze. I hear palms rustling and waves crashing and rolling onto a beach. I get out of bed and shuffle to the window....
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