BACK COUNTRY BY ROBERT ADAMS – Fall 2026
Three mottled ducks swim through shallow water, dabbling in the mud for food. The species is also commonly seen walking through cattle pastures and traveling along irrigation canals with ducklings in tow.
Three mottled ducks swim through shallow water, dabbling in the mud for food. The species is also commonly seen walking through cattle pastures and traveling along irrigation canals with ducklings in tow.
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Some 24-year-olds are adrift in a sea of possibilities, but not Hannah Angelo-Walker. As development director on the East Coast for Fort Myers-based Captains for Clean Water, she uses PR skills to advocate for a better future.
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