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Faces of Conservation
Delaware's Volunteers
It may be stamping envelopes or planting trees. They may show up every week or once a year. Regardless of what the commitment looks like, we appreciate every minute our volunteers dedicate to conservation in Delaware.
Indespensable Intern
Leatitia Bedminster
“I spent my entire life in Delaware but never knew what existed beyond the trees I passed along the highway on my way to the beach.”
Nature Photographer
Jared Davies
“Photographing wildlife has always been close to my heart.”
Head Horseshoe Honcho
Lois Davis
“It was hard to pass up doing something for these age-old creatures.”
Nature Detective
Keith Douglass
"Depending on observations made by people who weren’t trained botanists posed a challenge."
Graduate Guru
Asia Dowtin
“Cities around the nation are incorporating conservation strategies for a variety of reasons, including cleaner water and air, economic efficiencies, storm water management, and physical and emotional health benefits.”
Nature Junkie
Felicity Laird
“I’ve been to some big cities, but I’m always happiest in places where I can tromp through woods or watch whales . . . . or even check out some interesting bugs.”
Problem Solver
Amy Roe
"The horseshoe crab count conjured up memories of discovering these creatures on the beach during childhood."
Aspiring Naturalist
Hilary Sullivan
“Typical of many good field biologists, Hilary has excellent skills in bird and plant identification.”
Eagle Scout
Mat Vann
“Typical of Boy Scouts, things were left clean as a whistle at the end of the day.”
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