Wild Woods Media

26/01/2023

Ever seen a squid with ELBOWS? Well, now you have! 🦑

06/12/2022

We are proud to announce that our film, Fate of the Mustang has won a WINNIE award at the EQUUS Film & Arts Fest ! Thank you to EQUUS for hosting such a wonderful event, and for featuring Fate of the Mustang! Mustangs forever! 🐎 🐴

17/11/2022

Our film for has officially entered post-production! So excited to share with y’all the incredible, natural wonderland that is the Dry Tortugas! 🏝 🐬

11/09/2022

It’s been incredible to work with making a documentary about the park. The best sunrise in the world, seen from Loggerhead key. Population? 1 or sometimes 2 sea turtle researchers. Such a privilege to experience this place! 🏝 🐢

14/06/2022

From a DC parking lot to the finally free in the Rockies! 🏔 As you all may know already, my G4 challenge means a lot to me. I had it since my Junior year of college at SCAD, then it came with me up to DC. When COVID hit, I unexpectedly spent a few months in Atlanta, leaving my G4 behind, waiting. I came back and it was a mess. Now, two years later, I got it restored! I shipped it out to Colorado to my parents house where it’s meant to be, and I’ve been using it to explore the backcountry!

TL;DR: My G4 is back and better than ever!

27/12/2021

🌺🌞☀️Mornin’ y’all! ☀️🌞🌺

26/10/2021

Found the most fantastic fungi 🍄 in Canada! We went on just a short hike and found dozens of incredible mushroom species in only about an hour. Here are some of my favorites from the day!
Identifications from left to right:

1. Bear’s head tooth (Hericium americanum)
2. Hericium novae-zealandiae
3. Crown-tipped coral fungus (Artomyces pyxidatus)

27/09/2021

Three years ago, Fate of the Mustang finished production and began its festival tour. After being well-received by audiences around the globe and achieving multiple awards, I'm beyond ecstatic to announce that it's finally here to be viewed for free so everyone can learn about what's happening to America's iconic wild horses! This film follows the journey of how exactly they got to the americas (spoiler: they're not native wildlife!), where they are now, and who's caring for them today. Thank you to everyone that's helped make this film possible, we couldn't have done it without you!

FATE OF THE MUSTANG is an award-winning documentary that follows what truly happens to America's wild horses, and explores the possibilities of what will hap...

20/09/2021

All aboard the mane attraction! 🐴 🐎 Moose had to be the best horse I’ve ever ridden- turns out he used to be a ranch horse that spent his days working to herd cattle. Now, he’s retired to leisurely walking along trails- today, with an annoying girl on his back that won’t stop telling him he’s a good boy in a baby voice. 🥰

02/07/2021

Well would ya look at that! I got my own road in the Smokies, and didn’t even know it!⛰

23/06/2021

Met a surprise jumping spider pal with the cutest personality! Did you know that jumping spiders can jump up 50 times their length? 🕷✨ What do you think, is this little guy cute or scary?

02/06/2021

A little bit of research before hitting the road for the next episode of Wild, Wild World! 🏔 🐻 🗺

📷: .mam

15/05/2021

Sorry, my watch doesn’t tell time!🦜⏰

03/05/2021

Shenandoah at dusk. Backpacking was a great success! Never forget the ever important string lights 🤞🏼🏕

20/04/2021

Did you know that the average male American alligator 10-15 feet long?! 🐊 Theres loads of these guys all around the southern coast- they can live as far north as North Carolina! 🌾 Check out this gator and others in episode 2 of Wild, Wild World!

12/04/2021

Filming a lil’ willet on a rainy day out on Little Hunting Island, seen in the third episode of Wild, Wild World! 🌧 🏝 🐦

05/04/2021

Hittin’ the trail in search of lowcountry flora and fauna in episode 2 of Wild, Wild World. Head on over to my page to check it out!

31/03/2021

Chillin’ in the muddy marsh, doin what I love! 🌾 🦎 🐠 Why am I in here you ask? Check my last video to find out!

29/03/2021

Come with me in the season finale of Wild, Wild World- Lowcountry to one of my favorite birding spots in the south- Pinckney Island! Today I'm taking y'all to meet some unique bird species while also encountering one of the tiniest friends we've met on our adventure!

18/03/2021

One of the most misunderstood birds, the Turkey Vulture helps protect the environment by cleaning up carcasses- their stomachs can actually kill harmful bacteria and toxins, so it can no longer spread to other animals (and even humans)! So, thank your local Turkey vulture today. 🤝☠️ Wanna know why they have nekkit heads? Find out on the next episode of Wild, Wild World, coming soon! 🌴🌳🍄