For additional information go to the Captiva Memorial Library website or call the library at 23. That book won the gold medal award from the Florida Publishers Association in 2011. Much of the information in the presentation is derived from his non-fiction title, The Living Gulf Coast – A Nature Guide to Southwest Florida.
Sobczak has been a featured speaker for the regional Road Scholar programs out of Boston for the past 20 years and has appeared on Book TV, NPR and Fox News. Seating is limited so plan on coming early. Copies of his books, including the new, 2020 edition of The Living Gulf Coast will be made available after the lecture. How we allow these animals to live alongside us in the fastest growing habitat on earth.
He also makes note of how much we have changed in the past several decades, moving away from shooting these animals with a gun to shooting them with a camera.
Included in this new urban habitat are animals such as the raccoon, coyote, white-tailed deer and birds like the fish crow, cowbirds and their predators such as the falcon. Your visit also includes complimentary kayaks, paddleboards, bicycles, tennis and pickleball.In this fascinating lecture, “The Changing Face of Nature,” Sobczak explores how wildlife has wrapped its behavior around the urban, suburban and exburan environments that we have created over the past hundred years. Discover the rich cultural and ecological heritage of Sanibel Island as you explore its museums, photograph its diverse wildlife and beachcomb for shells. (bring your lunch or purchase lunch on North Captiva)ġ0-Noon Sanibel Historical Museum and Village outing (transportation provided)Ħ pm Farewell Dinner followed by an evening with local Author Charles Sobczak and “Living Sanibel”Ĩ:30-10:30 am Learn to Play Pickleball Clinicġ1 am Check out (Luggage may be stored at the resort if you would like to enjoy the resort after check out) by Charles Sobczak Illustrator-Photographers Dick Fortune and Sara Lopez Illustrator-Alan S. Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge visit with trolley transportation includedġ0-Noon Bailey-Matthews National Shell Museum (transportation provided)ĥ pm Meet Rachel Taylor from CROW (Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife) and animal ambassador, Gigi the opossumĨ am-2:30 pm Adventures in Paradise shelling and lunch cruise to North Captiva Living Sanibel: A Nature Guide to Sanibel & Captiva Islands. Explore and discover the natural beauty of Sanibel Island! This 5-night package includes island outings and transportation, resort activities, daily breakfast and two dinners plus access to all resort amenities.Ħ pm Welcome Dinner followed by a presentation on sea turtles by Kelly Sloan, Coastal Wildlife Director at Sanibel Captiva Conservation Foundationġ0-Noon J.N.
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