Parachuting Beaver Science Educator

I know I've been slacking a little bit on the blogging, but I hope that you all have had the happiest Christmas. This is Mike's and my first a Christmas away. We always love to be home with the family, but I have to say this has been a really nice getaway. When we woke up on the day before Christmas, there was a rainbow in the sky. I wish that I could show it to you here as we saw it, but my camera's not good enough. I swear we could see infrared and ultraviolet hues. It wa

I've never sought out bioluminescent organisms on purpose, but I have to say, through the gift of our neighbors, we did it, and it was amazing. Both mike and I have run into them either fishing or scuba diving.But I have to say there's something about doing it on purpose that makes the experience even more special. The magic of bioluminescence is that you get to be in the water with 4 to 5 million organisms per square foot. Please don't let that freak you out. They are amazin

I hope that this blog post finds you enjoying the windy weather in Pennsylvania. Mike and I were terribly grateful to get off the ground in Philadelphia, and then Orlando without any issues. As you can see Mikehad his " It's five o'clock somewhere!" beer in the airport. On the flight from Orlando to Aguadilla i met a lovely woman named Trisha who gave me some tips to what we would want to see on the island. She's lived here for the past eight years and says they haven't vis