From the Amazon
The Amazon is a place where the field never really ends. Every trail, riverbank, clearing, and patch of forest offers something to notice—and usually something you missed the first time you looked.
Madagascar
Madagascar is a place that constantly reminds you how strange nature can become when given enough time and isolation. The landscapes are unfamiliar, the wildlife even more so, and almost everywhere you look there is something that exists nowhere else on Earth.
Tidepooling
Tidepooling means never knowing what the next pool will hold. A few inches of water can contain an entire community—predators, grazers, competitors, and animals so well hidden you can look directly at them and still miss them.
Under Water
Underwater has always felt like another way of being in the field—a place where observation requires slowing down, looking closely, and becoming part of the environment rather than simply passing through it.
