Wild Walks: Conservation Photography w/ Adam Strang Bass and Tessa Skiles

You’ll have the chance to explore the mesic and scrubby flatwoods, wet prairie, and wetlands at the preserve, while gaining insight into the importance of storytelling through the lens of photography. During this interactive experience, you’ll also have the chance to learn how to turn your photos into art that effects positive change in environmental conservation and wildlife habitat protection, about various photography techniques (including lighting, composition, and camera settings), as well as tips on capturing photographs of local flora and fauna.

You will have the opportunity to put your newfound photography knowledge into practice and receive feedback from Adam and Tessa!

Not only might you encounter gophers, white-tailed deer, sandhill cranes, and maybe even some scrub jays – but also expect to learn about native plants, habitat restoration, prescribed burns, land conservation, and a bit about our work here at Conservation Florida!

This event is perfect for nature enthusiasts and aspiring photographers looking for a unique and educational experience. Come join us for an unforgettable day of photography and conservation!

Suggested donation of $15*

Please note that an RSVP is required to attend.