Monday, Oct 27: Florida Through Native Eyes - Mark Renz, Fort Myers native, author and photo artist. If it walks, crawls, slithers, swims or flies, Mark is there with his camera, looking beyond the obvious angle.  "I'm a realist who loves to dream", says Mark.  "My photos and captions are part truth and part fantasy." Check out Mark's work at: (http://www.paleopress.net/FloridaThroughNativeEyes.htm)

Tuesday, Oct 28: Paddling Through Our Ecosystems - Joy Hazell, Extension Agent, Sea Grant Program
Lee County, located in Southwest Florida, is a great place to kayak. Much of its allure comes from the surrounding estuarine and marine ecosystems.  Learn more about these ecosystems, the different plants and animals you may see as you paddle your way through our waterways and how to protect our valuable natural resources.

Wednesday, Oct 29: Birding From a Kayak - Gayle Schmidt, Volunteer, Lee County Bird Patrol
Kayaking speaks to the Tom and Tomasina Sawyer in all of us. Add a pair of binoculars and Lee County's many paddle trails and mangrove tunnels, and you find yourself at ripple level with myriad creatures of feather, fur, and fin. Learn how to make the most of your experience.

Thursday, Oct 30 : Fishing From a Kayak - Ken Daubert, Author of Kayakfishing: The Revolution, and Producer of the Kayak Fishing Revolution Video Series
Joining the Kayak Fishing Revolution, defining, developing and refining your kayak fishing style. For someone who has never kayaked or fished before, for kayakers who want to begin catching a few fish from their kayak, for fishermen who want to start using a kayak for the advantages to their fishing, or even for veteran kayak fisherman with much experience. This seminar will help you to define and develop your kayak fishing style for the paddling environments and the species you plan to target.
Ken was featured during an episode on the recent Dollar Wise Fly series.