One Photographer’s African Adventure
Craig Meyers
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| Photo of Craig Meyers |
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| Photo by Craig Meyers |
The next Prairie Rapids Audubon Society meeting on Tuesday, November 10, at 7:00 PM in the lower level of the First Presbyterian Church, 902 Main Street in Cedar Falls. The public is invited and light refreshments will be served after the meeting.
To join the meeting virtually, visit www.zoom.com and click the "Meet" menu at the top of the page, then select "Join a meeting." Enter meeting ID 581 087 8571 and then type in 1999 as the passcode.
Craig will take viewers on a photographic journey showcasing the amazing wildlife of eastern Africa. From savannas to marshes to river valleys, Craig photographed a variety of African species in Africa’s Great Rift Valley. Craig Meyers is a central Iowa wildlife photographer who grew up in Waterloo, attended college in Cedar Falls and spent his career working as a media specialist and technology coordinator. Since retiring, he has traveled from the Hudson Bay in the north to Antarctica photographing everything from penguins to polar bears, Alaska grizzly bears, and to the wilds of Africa for lions and elephants.
"Come join me for a photographic journey showcasing the amazing wildlife of eastern Africa. From savannas to marshes to river valleys, we’ll encounter species in their native habitats as we travel over Africa’s Great Rift Valley."
- Craig Meyers
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