Wild File Q & A: Why do owls turn and bob their heads so much?
Q: Why do owls turn and bob their heads so much? A: Owl eyes are very large. They are …
Q: Why do owls turn and bob their heads so much? A: Owl eyes are very large. They are …
Q: Why do turtles spread their legs and feet out when they rest on logs? A: Turtles are cold-blooded …
This was CREW’s first year participating in #GivingTuesday. #GivingTuesday, is a global day dedicated to giving back to the community – and charity …
Get ready to meet one of Florida’s most important keystone species – the Gopher Tortoise – at CREW’s Strolling Science Seminar (SSS) …
CREW has had an incredible 25th Anniversary Year: * Over 38,000 visitors to CREW Trails * Two amazing fundraisers brought in over …
Can you identify the plant in this photo? This plant, with its feathery foliage and towering stature, grows alongside the trail out …
#GivingTuesday – A Call to Action The CREW Trust is wrapping up its 25th anniversary year with a year-end giving campaign centered …
Q: If raccoons are out in the daytime, are they dangerous? A: Raccoons are often seen during the day, causing some …
Today November 6th 2014 a group of wonderful Florida Gulf Coast Students (FGCU) helped CREW Trust staff install number markers for the …
Congratulations to Deb Hanson, CREW Land & Water Trust’s Environmental Education Specialist for being recognized as Conservation Educator of the Year and to …