Hank Tyler is an American zoologist and botanist who worked for Maine State government for 34 years on conservation project including natural areas, endangered species, lake management and recycling. For six years he was the forester for a privately owned natural areas open to the public.
In addition, art and sculpture are interwoven into Hank’s life. Beginning in 1960 at the age of 15 he began wood sculpture of birds, and to this day he continues to sculpt birds.
New Brunswick nature photographer, Sybil Wentzell has been photographing the autumn shorebird migration for many years.