Dustin Angell Photography

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Overview Saving Imperiled Species Working Wildlands Maintaning the Landscape Citizen Science Understanding Nature Sentinel Landscape Allies

Overview Woodpecker FL Scrub-jay Nighthawks Plants Ecosystem Services Land Stewardship

Overview Sparrow and Habitat Species on the Edge Monitoring Captive Breeding

Bio Speaking Engagements The Headwaters Conservation Photography First Stewards

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PORTRAITS AND PHOTO STORIES

of science and conservation in the Headwaters of the Everglades

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Yesterday was my 33rd birthday. My parents flew down from NY to celebrate with me. Today we went to Highlands Hammock State Park, their favorite Florida park, and had some fun with photography.
#multipleexposure
#family
#selfie

Catching little brown bats in flight is not easy. University of Calgary student Brittany Steed is setting out several specialized nets - with fiber so fine as to be almost invisible - on a bat flyway in a forest in Kananaskis Country, Alberta. She is helping to monitor the little brown bats in the region, who have so far been free of the deadly white nose fungus that has brought terrible losses to bat populations across the continent.
#bats
#science
#biology
#stemcareers
#kananaskiscountry

@myucalgary student Sean Bishop treks through a steep alpine meadow during survey work for rare butterflies on the top of Jumpingpound Mountain in Kananaskis Country. The mountain is named for a nearby site once used as a buffalo jump by the Blackfoot First Nations.
#conservation #biology #jumpingpound #kananaskiscountry #mountains

My first time in a temperate rainforest this week. The trails on Vancouver Island are just magical
#vancouver #vancouverisland #intothewoods

The waterfalls in the Canadian Rockies are as numerous as they are beautiful
#athabaskafalls
#jaspernationalpark

Salt plains st Wood Buffalo National Park. This is not snow, but salt left behind from an ancient sea. Definitely one of the coolest places I've ever explored. At the bottom of the photo you can even see a dead dragonfly with salt crystals growing from it.
#dragonflyinsalt
#canada
#saltplains
#nature
#coolestplaces

Wood Buffalo tracks through the salt plains at Wood Buffalo National Park. This park has the largest free ranging herd of bison in North America
#bison
#saltplains
#canada
#buffalo

Black bear tracks at Wood Buffalo National Park
#blackbear
#animaltracks
#naturephotography

Me after three days of camping
#camplife
#bandanasarecool

Alexandra Waterfall in the Northwest Territories

We found this awesome piece of driftwood at Fort Resolution on the Great Slave Lake in the Northwestern Territories. We met Mayor and Deninu Kue First Nation Chief, Louis Balsillie, who taught us some local history and gave us tips on where to go in the area.
#northwestterritories
#fortresolution
#greaterslavelake
#deninu
#fortresolution

After three days exploring the Northwest Territories, @picoides_chick and I are back in Alberta on the road to Jasper. Check out this Wood Buffalo that was walking next to roadside.