Winding Down

Holy Moly.

Our second week of Mantastic was absolutely awesome, but it left me exhausted and in need for a nice, long, relaxing day at Sun Bay!

As I mentioned, our second session of the Mantastic camp was just as fun and just as action packed as the previous week! We had great weather and a few beautiful days on the water for snorkeling, fishing and Eco-Nautical day, made it to the biobay and prepared a successful presentation for the parents on the last day of program. I can't believe our summer programs have wrapped up; now it's time for all of us here at the Trust to start a few improvement projects to keep everything looking spic, span, fresh and exciting.

I love this bumper sticker.
Definitely sums up how I feel here -- relaxed!

I have been busy completing a DVD project for Mark, compiling some super cool videos that he's taken over the years (my personal favorites include a video of a short eared owl and a clip of swimming with a hawksbill turtle!) On top of that, I've been researching the impact of plastic bags on the environment, specifically ocean life, along with trying to get the local community and our summer programs involved in a composting initiative.

So, saying that I have been all over the place would be an understatement, but I LOVE feeling so productive and seeing some of my project being completed and my goals being reached.

Normally, I like to end my posts by reflecting upon how much time has passed here and how much time I have left, but my time here is quickly drawing to a close, so I don't want to get nostalgic yet! I am  not even close to feeling ready for this summer to end (where did it go anyway!?) because I'm absolutely in love with la Isla Nena.