If A Butterfly Lands on You It's Probably Tasting You -- And Other Interesting Truths
I’ve never set out to intentionally photograph butterflies, but the places I travel to intentionally photograph other species and landscapes, are ofte...
Carolyn Copper's Podcast
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My website blog now available in podcast! Subscribe to these solution-and-success-oriented narrated blog stories focused on topics that are the foundation of all my photography work -- wildlife rehabilitation and protection, land conservation, faith and environmental stewardship, and great places or opportunities to photograph wildlife and nature. Hear about my latest travels, tips, insights, and inspirations.
Artist, Entrepreneur, Creator
When I first started doing art shows and festivals, I remember being struck by the sense of community and friendship among the artists, entrepreneurs,...
What Goes Up Will Come Down – Know the Facts and Laws About Balloon Releases
Why Are We Still Littering with Balloons?Intentional balloon releases are often done as part of fundraisers, sporting events, weddings, graduations, o...
North American River Otter - Conservation Success Story
They’re cute, entertaining, charming, and smart. People flock to see them. Once nearly extinct in North America, thanks to conservation efforts like ...
A New Brand of Duck Hunter
Ducks are in the spotlight today. Ducks are under appreciated and under celebrated. If you search #ducks on Instagram you’ll see as many photos of du...
Our Responsibility and Opportunity to Work Toward a Better Normal
With the power of human resilience, innovation, ability to adapt and adjust our course, and apply our extraordinary problem-solving skills we stood up...
Conservation: The New Normal is Take the Road Less Traveled
We often choose the easiest paths through life because it’s less work, hassle, and it seems like it would free us up from a lot of the uncomfortable s...
Speaking Up for Wildlife: Let’s Talk About Wildlife Trafficking
The true stories of wildlife trafficking are deeply disturbing and depict a corrupt, selfish world of wildlife traffickers that -- in many cases – are...
Moonstruck
The April 2020 Supermoon -- the largest of the full Moons in 2020 – inspired me to turn my lens on it; and now, I’m a bit "moonstruck." The full moon ...
Dead Trees are Do-gooders
If you love birds, you have to love dead trees. I photograph raptors and other birds, a lot. I often notice one thing in common across my many bird sh...