Short Videos Offer Glimpse Of Wildlife Biologists In The Field

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgr_-RBMc6c Chuck Hulsey is a wildlife biologist with an eye for detail and a knack for stories. That’s what makes this new feature on the IFW Website so compelling. “In The Wildlife Biologist’s Footsteps” is Chuck Hulsey taking two passions, video filming and wildlife, and creating memorable video stories of wildlife biologists working in the field. We hope you will take a look at his first video at In The Wildlife Biologist's Footsteps. Hulsey joins fellow IFW wildlife biologists for an insider’s look at IFW staff while they are working in the field, and he lets his subjects explain wildlife management in Maine. Chuck’s first video is with IFW game bird biologist Kelsey Sullivan as he bands black ducks on the coast of Maine. Chuck has already produced five others videos that include biologists working a moose tagging station, retrieving a flightless grouse, waterfowl nest box maintenance, aerial deer wintering areas, and deer biological data collection. The videos are short, focused pieces that captures an IFW Wildlife biologist’s day in the field. We hope you enjoy them. In The Wildlife Biologist's Footsteps