In episode 117 join Brian Davenport, Communications Director at the Cibolo Center for Conservation, in this episode he welcomes Craig Hensley, a professional naturalist, educator, and Texas Parks and Wildlife Nature Trackers biologist. Brian and Craig delve into the world of nature photography, the importance of auditory experiences in nature, and the profound life lessons that nature teaches us. Craig shares his experiences and insights from over 50 years in the field, discussing the role of technology in nature observation and the value of slowing down to appreciate the natural world. 

📸 Topics Covered:

• The art of nature photography and its parallels to hunting
• How photography deepens our connection to the natural world
• The role of technology in modern birding and conservation efforts
• The importance of listening as a tool for understanding nature
• Life lessons learned from observing and immersing in the outdoors

📅 Learn more and get involved:
Calendar of Events
Volunteer at The Cibolo
Nature and Art Camp Registration
Recovering America’s Wildlife Act

Air Date: February 8th 2025 on Boerne Radio 103.9FM.

In episode 117 join Brian Davenport, Communications Director at the Cibolo Center for Conservation, in this episode he welcomes Craig Hensley, a professional naturalist, educator, and Texas Parks and Wildlife Nature Trackers biologist. Brian and Craig delve into the world of nature photography, the importance of auditory experiences in nature, and the profound life lessons that nature teaches us. Craig shares his experiences and insights from over 50 years in the field, discussing the role of technology in nature observation and the value of slowing down to appreciate the natural world.&nbsp;
📸 Topics Covered:
&bull; The art of nature photography and its parallels to hunting &bull; How photography deepens our connection to the natural world &bull; The role of technology in modern birding and conservation efforts &bull; The importance of listening as a tool for understanding nature &bull; Life lessons learned from observing and immersing in the outdoors
📅 Learn more and get involved:
<ul>
<li><a href="https://cibolo.org/calendar">Calendar of Events</a></li>
<li><a href="https://cibolo.org/volunteer">Volunteer at The Cibolo</a></li>
<li><a href="https://cibolo.org/camp">Nature and Art Camp Registration</a></li>
<li><a href="https://cibolo.org/conservation">Recovering America&rsquo;s Wildlife Act</a><a></a></li>
</ul>
Air Date: February 8th 2025 on Boerne Radio 103.9FM.

The Cibolo means so much to Boerne...the research that happens from butterflies to wildlife and native plants and wild flowers...the learning with kids at the Nest Nature School, Cibolo Summer Camps and Field Trips, plus the rich history of the Herff Farm - memories of the pasts and new memories made daily. 

Creekside At The Cibolo celebrates it all every day on the campus, and every week with this radio show and podcast as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM. 

The Cibolo means so much to Boerne...the research that happens from butterflies to wildlife and native plants and wild flowers...the learning with kids at the Nest Nature School, Cibolo Summer Camps and Field Trips, plus the rich history of the Herff Farm - memories of the pasts and new memories made daily. 
Creekside At The Cibolo celebrates it all every day on the campus, and every week with this radio show and podcast as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM.

Creekside At The Cibolo with Brian Davenport

Join us for a fascinating discussion with naturalist Craig Hensley as we explore the wonders of the Texas Hill Country, the importance of curiosity in conservation, and how we can all play a part in protecting the natural world.

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