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From the Executive Director – Susan Day

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Cover of the Fall 2013 issue of Currents magazine, which was the last published printed issue. Photo caption: An Ogeechee tupelo photographed by Carlton Ward Jr. spreads its branches over a shallow sandbar colored orange by tannin-stained water flowing from the Okefenokee Swamp.

Nightline: Overwhelmed by “Insta-crowds”

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Geena Hill and the NANPA College Scholarship Program

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Many northerners like to migrate to Florida in the winter to escape the cold, but few realize that they should stick around until late spring. May and June in central Florida is one of the most beautiful times to visit Florida, mostly because of the wildflowers that bloom along the roadsides. There is an incredibly high diversity of wildflowers, but some areas are completely dominated by a native wildflower, Coreopsis, which is also Florida’s state wildflower. © Geena Hill.

From the Executive Director – Susan Day

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Susan Day on a foggy morning in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Photo by Richard Day

Riley Swartzendruber and the NANPA College Scholarship Program

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Rax Bolay means "Green Viper" in the indigenous language Q'eqchi. The common name for the snake is Yellow-Blotched Palm Pit Viper. It is a highly endemic species to the area. © Riley Swartzendruber.

NANPA’s 2019 Member Survey: Give Us a Piece of Your Mind

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Pfeiffer Beach Keyhole Arch, Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park, California © Cathy DesRochers.

The Godmother of Nature Photography Day

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Nicole Landry and the NANPA College Scholarship Program

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There were many bees buzzing around these purple coneflowers on the sunny summer day that I took this photo. After chasing them around for a while, I opted to take a stationary position, frame my shot, and wait for them to come to me. The results were worthwhile and I particularly like how the tight framing brings you into the world of the bee.

From the Executive Director – Susan Day

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Susan Day relaxing in Rhyolite Ghost Town, NV after 2019 Las Vegas Summit. Photo by Richard Day.

Ashton Hooker and the NANPA College Scholarship Program

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Balcony House, Mesa Verde National Park © Ashton Hooker

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