2018 Waterfowl Festival Announces Featured Art Piece
We are pleased to unveil the 2018 Featured Art Piece, a sculpture titled “The Lovers”, an elegant, impressionistic bronze created by renowned artist Eric Tardif of Canada.
Tardif, who hails from Gatineau, Quebec, was previously a naturalist in Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area preserve along the shores of the St. Lawrence River. However, his inspiration for this piece started nine years ago in Florida, when he and his family watched in fascination as two birds enacted their courtship ritual. “It was so intense – their focus, their wing movements; it is etched in my memory,” he recounts with a bit of awe.
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Landowner’s Day Educates Local Stakeholders
Jerry Harris, a Board member of Waterfowl Chesapeake, hosted a variety of guests at his annual “Eastern Shore Landowners’ Get Together” on Thursday, April 19th. Of the landowners, conservationists and waterfowl enthusiasts, some faces were the same from previous years and many were new; all were piqued with interest as the group toured local wetland restoration projects in Talbot and Dorchester counties.
The first stop of the day included a walkaround of impoundments created in recent years in part by Ducks Unlimited at a personal property near Cambridge, followed by a look at the new impoundments of another personal property in Trappe. read more…
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