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Green Watch

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Captain "Hurricane" Dave's Wildlife Watch

While the Mackerels are busy studying growth projections, rezoning requests, and the latest plans for Sardineville, Captain "Hurricane" Dave is keeping an eye on the things that cannot attend public meetings.

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Applicants should enjoy long walks through forests, reading environmental reports, asking difficult questions, and occasionally standing in front of a bulldozer.

Image by Marko Blažević

Help Wanted

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Attorney for Bear

Legally defend local black bear habitats against aggressive zoning changes and rapid urban development.

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Lobbyist for Woodpecker

Advocate for pileated woodpecker nesting protections directly to local government planning committees.

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PR Specialist 

Manage community awareness campaigns to protect fragile gopher tortoise burrows from bulldozers.

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Environmental Consultant for Wetlands

Analyze critical swamp ecosystems to ensure developers respect federal wetland conservation boundaries.

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Mr. Turtle at the Podium

Utilize donated public comment time to speak for local wildlife during council meetings.

Join the Protection Squad

Captain "Hurricane" Dave needs you.

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Our wildlife needs you.

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This page explores the wildlife, habitats, wetlands, wildlife corridors, and natural systems that make our communities worth protecting in the first place. Here you'll find species information, environmental reports, maps, photographs, educational resources, and the questions citizens should be asking before the bulldozers arrive.

Before you can protect what you love, you have to know it's there.

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Tracking Mackerels Since 2022.

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