My independent Field Research Photos from Canadian Databases

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A profile view of an Eastern Cottontail rabbit sitting quietly on a patch of green grass near the shaded edge of a cedar thicket

Part of what I do involves sending wildlife photos to many science databases to help keep track of animals and protect them. It’s very important so we can see how healthy they are, how they’re surviving, how they’re changing and adapting. There’s a long list of reasons why it’s more than just taking photos. Below […]

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