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 …
Wild File Q&A: Why do turtles spread their legs and feet out when they rest on logs?
Q: Why do turtles spread their legs and feet out when they rest on logs? A: Turtles are cold-blooded …
Giving Thanks for our #GivingTuesday Campaign Donors
This was CREW’s first year participating in #GivingTuesday. #GivingTuesday, is a global day dedicated to giving back to the community – and charity …
February Strolling Science Seminar: Gopher Tortoises
Get ready to meet one of Florida’s most important keystone species – the Gopher Tortoise – at CREW’s Strolling Science Seminar (SSS) …
A Look Back on our 25th Anniversary
CREW has had an incredible 25th Anniversary Year: * Over 38,000 visitors to CREW Trails * Two amazing fundraisers brought in over …
Identify the Plant and Give the Gift of Education
Can you identify the plant in this photo? This plant, with its feathery foliage and towering stature, grows alongside the trail out …
Support CREW with your Year-End Gift: #GivingTuesday #give2CREW
#GivingTuesday – A Call to Action The CREW Trust is wrapping up its 25th anniversary year with a year-end giving campaign centered …
Wild File Q&A: If raccoons are out in the daytime, are they dangerous?
Q: If raccoons are out in the daytime, are they dangerous? A: Raccoons are often seen during the day, causing some …
New: Self-Guided Tour for the Cypress Dome Trails
Today November 6th 2014 a group of wonderful Florida Gulf Coast Students (FGCU) helped CREW Trust staff install number markers for the …
CREW People in Spotlight: Conservation Educator of the Year & Ellen Peterson Award
Congratulations to Deb Hanson, CREW Land & Water Trust’s Environmental Education Specialist for being recognized as Conservation Educator of the Year and to …