My latest film project, the "Davis Wood Duckumentary" (working title) is currently in the works. 

This project is a collaboration with Dr. John Eadie's Wood Duck Nestbox Internship, which has a rich history of Wood Duck conservation spanning over 30 years. 

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Thanks to Dr. Eadie's program, a wealth of enriching data has been discovered, contributing significantly to the understanding of the resilient Wood Duck's behavior and conservation efforts. These once-declining birds have made a significant recovery not only in Davis, but throughout the entire U.S. upon the widespread implementation of nest boxes. These artificial nesting sites play a crucial role in providing safe habitats, aiding in their population growth and range expansion. Moreover, many students have had the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in the field through the Wood Duck internship. Overall, through his time here at UC Davis, award-winning professor and soon-to-be retired Dr. Eadie has impacted the lives of many, students and Wood Ducks alike.