PHOTO GALLERY : Scrub-Jay Habitat Restoration at Oscar Scherer State Park
Date: 01/18/2013
by: Yaryna Klimchak | Staff Writer
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Photographer Clyde Butcher talks about his photography and swamp experiences. -
Wendell Vaught and Jeff Klinkenberg -
Tony Clements discusses the importance in protecting the scrub jays. -
Gale Midwood brought her Jack Russell Terrier Sara. -
Robin Draper thanks the guest speakers for attending the conference. -
Norris Carroll and Mike Brousseau -
Emmy Award – winner Jack Perkins was the master of ceremonies as well as a speaker. -
Darryl and Beth Steinert with Annette and Alan Ochsner -
Photographer Clyde Butcher signs his book for those who attended the conference. -
Chuck and Nancy Stevenson attended the conference with Morris Emigh (middle). -
President of the Conservation Foundation of Gulf Coast Christine P. Johnson -
Volunteers Bob and Judy Craft registered people at the conference. -
Volunteers Berry Gerber and Tom Jean informed people about Oscar Sherer State Park. -
Jeff Klinkenberg tells anecdotes of interesting Floridians he has interviewed.
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