Introducing Laura: Our Winter Research Technician
The following post was written by Laura Josler, our Winter Research Technician. Originally from Cleveland, Ohio, Laura made her way to the southeast to attend Eckerd College in Florida, where
Introducing Carly: Our Environmental Education Intern
The following post was written by Carly Bricker, our Environmental Education Intern for 2026-27. Throughout her internship with Nemours Wildlife Foundation, Carly will bring her passion for wildlife, marine and
Nemours Wildlife Foundation names Kristin Williams President
Nemours Wildlife Foundation names Kristin Williams President Yemassee, S.C. (August 1, 2026) — Nemours Wildlife Foundation today announced the selection of Kristin Williams as the organization’s new president. In
Newsletter Library
We are excited to introduce our quarterly e-newsletter! It is designed to keep you informed about the latest developments and engagement opportunities at Nemours. Each edition will offer insights into
Introducing Abby: Our 2026 Wildlife Technician
The following post was written by Abby Luna, our Wildlife Technician Intern for 2026. Originally from Texas, Abby traveled all the way to Oregon State University to earn her Bachelors
Where South Carolina’s Winter Ducks Begin
The ducks have arrived, but from where? Nemours is helping support research led by Dr. Mike Schummer and graduate student, Izzy Eagen, at the State University of New York College
Introducing Luther: Our Wildlife Technician
The following post was written by Luther Bells, our Wildlife Technician Intern for 2025-26. A South Carolina native and Clemson University student, Luther brings his passion for wildlife, research, and
Introducing Grace: Our Environmental Education Intern
The following post was written by Grace Glover, our Environmental Education Intern for 2025-26. Throughout her internship with Nemours Wildlife Foundation, Grace will bring her passion for wildlife, marine life,
Introducing Stephen: Our New Wildlife Scientist
Stephen first visited Nemours in 2015 as an undergraduate researcher, sampling aquatic invertebrates in our managed impoundments. That early experience helped shape his path in waterfowl ecology and conservation, eventually
Alaina’s Internship Reflections – Part II
The following post was written by Alaina, our 2024-25 Education Intern. During her year-long internship with Nemours Wildlife Foundation, Alaina embraced every opportunity to learn, teach, and grow. From leading
First Graduate Research Fellow: Miriam Boucher
We are thrilled to announce a major milestone in Nemours Wildlife Foundation’s commitment to conservation research—our first official Fellow, Miriam Boucher! She brings with her an incredible passion for wildlife—especially crocodilians—and a strong background in ecotoxicology.
A Farewell Message from Beau
It is bittersweet to share that Beau Bauer, our wonderfully spirited wildlife biologist, has retired after more than a decade with Nemours Wildlife Foundation. In a heartfelt farewell message, Beau