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VOLUME 53, NUMBER 45 Fort M yers native strikes c a n s n ij gold w ith music legends By BRIAN WIERIMA CUAN-H [email protected] The songwriting business is one filled with many trials and Day is a big step in tribulations, as writers from all genres of music keeping beaches clean await their big break, which usually means By BRIAN WIERIMA hearing their songs being [email protected] played on a continuous person can leave their mark on the envi­ cycle on mainstream ronment which can last up to one mil­ radio. lion years, but it’s a mark which one A For Fort Myers’ native would not be proud of making. Jeff Prince, his long jour­ Litter and discarded trash effectively puts a ney through the business Songwriter stain on the environment, one which will not Jeff Prince of songwriting finally simply go away in days, months or even years. broke through this past year and he broke More than likely, that glass bottle you just through big time. drained and irresponsibly tossed in the San Carlos Bay while fishing for some redfish, will See MUSIC, page 14 be around until the sun burns out - one million years. How about that cigarette butt you just extin­ ISIANDIRINSIDE guished and thoughtlessly threw out your car window while driving down Summerlin, which in turn will be swept into a rain gutter and pos­ sibly out into the ocean? Harmless? Not quite. It takes a cigarette filter anywhere from one to 50 years to completely dissolve back into nothing, while that monofilament line >Ai which you had unsecured in your boat and it blew out into the Gulf of Mexico, can severely w damage or kill many different species over its time on Earth, which is 600 years.

MSL J O iflM M T -M l B°bRau“^ ' ? G!i"«rv Cayo Costa park rangers work in unique environment LET’SGO INTHEISLANDEB By BRIAN WIERIMA It’s the day and life of could only laugh. [email protected] a Cayo Costa park ranger, “A normal day, huh?” Reed said with a ALSOINSIDITODAY Maintaining a house is a chore for a job which entails work­ laugh. “No, everyday is different out here. Word on the Island ...... 4 many, but imagine trying to take care of ing on an island, where It’s just limitless, there are no two days 2,506 acres of paradise, which can only convenience stores don’t which are ever the same.” E d ito ria l...... 4 be reached by boat. exist and you will work Challenges abound, but the chance to B u s in e s s ...... 8 What comes with such a responsibility with what you have. work in paradise, literally, has been an is self-reliance, self-efficiency and duties When asked to attraction for the Park Rangers who live it Preserving Paradise .... 13 which include everything from fixing a describe a normal, regular everyday. Island L iv in g ...... 44 carburetor on a tractor, to clearing a half­ day of working on Cayo There are many hats a Cayo Costa park S p o r ts ...... 52 acre of invasive exotic plants near the Megan Costa State Park, Park ranger has to wear, because there will be beach. Reed Ranger Megan Reed See RANGERS, page 53 Leisure Pleasers ...... 54

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CROW calendar of events Wednesday, September 2 Thursday, September 3 Friday, September 4 Patient Profiles: Sea Turtles Patient Profiles: Gopher Tortoises Wild About Rehabilitation pre­ presented by CROW staff presented by CROW Volunteer sented by CROW Staff 11 a.m. (Adults: $7, Teens: $5, 11 a.m. (Adults: $7, Teens: $5, 11 a.m. (Adults: $7, Teens: $5, 12 and under: Free) 12 and under: Free) 12 and under: Free) CROW is the only licensed Sea The life of a Gopher Tortoise After a patient stabilizes in the Turtle facility from Sarasota to revolves around its burrow. These hospital, CROW’s rehabilitation Miami on the southwest coast of tortoises are found digging from staff provides them with a combina­ Florida. Come listen as one of Southern Georgia to Southeast tion of balanced diet, husbandry and CROW’s team members describes Florida. Because of its contributions physical therapy. This supportive why they are admitted and how the to the ecosystem, it is classified as a care is necessary to ensure success medical staff treats this species. “Keystone Species.” Come listen as during the final step in the rehabilita­ CROW’s presenter describes why tion process, so come ask our staff they are admitted how the medical how they work their magic. staff treats this species.

Coastal Clean-up From page 1 Not only does humans’ garbage make Florida’s coast­ line look like unappealing, it kills and injures over hun­ dreds to thousands of animals a year. But don't worry, there are those who do clean up after the litterbugs, with a big helping of trash pickup coming Saturday, Sept. 19, for the international day of Coastal Cleanup, from 9 a.m. to noon. ______“We are in our 27th year of participating in Coastal Cleanup Day and the event itself has been going on for 30 years,” said Trish Fancher, of Keep Lee County Beautiful, which is an affiliate of Keep America Beautiful. “We are expecting some 2,000 volunteers on the ground that day and we literally write down what kind of trash was picked up and how much through the

use of date cards.” Reporter Island The event is an international one and in 2014, a lot of businesses'who are sending out groups, as 648,015 volunteers helped clean up coastlines affected well.” by litter worldwide. During that day alone, 12,329,332 Ultimately, the victims turn out to be the wildlife, pounds of trash was picked up by volunteers, with which inhabit the coastline. 12,914 miles of coastline scanned for garbage. In 2009, the U.S. International Trade Commission Locally in Sanibel, the Coastal Cleanup Day is spon­ estimated that 102 billion plastic bags were in use in sored by the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation, the United States. It will take 10-20 years for a plas­ as it has for 29 years. tic bag to decompose, which in turn could injure or “The Coastal Cleanup is open to the public,” said kill multiple animals, including sea turtles, fish and SCCF Enviornmental Educator Dee Serage-Century. marine/shorebirds. “We are expecting between 150-250 people to help PHOTOS PROVIDED BY SCCF According to an article in ecowatch.com, one in three clean up Sanibel and Captiva beaches.” The Canterbury School is a regular during the Leatherback sea turtles have plastic in their stomachs, SCCF invites participants to pick up trash on the Coastal Clean-Up Day on Sanibel. The event is after mistaking a floating piece in the water as food. This beaches, by arriving to the SCCF headquarters on an international affair and will take place Saturday, Sept. 19. is based on a study of over 370 autopsies. Sanibel, located at 3333 Sanibel-Captiva Road between With the digestion of these plastics, the breakdown 9-12 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 19. ‘“Cigarettes and food wrappers topped the list of things increases estrogen in the blood, with male There, you can check-in and pick up your Coastal found with plastic bottles coming in third,” Serage- Leatherbacks being found to have grown female sex Cleanup data cards and trash bags. Make sure to bring Century said. organs. your own water and gloves, as well. But people can pick up trash at any time, not just In many cases, a plastic bag which has been ingest­ Lunch and snacks on the SCCF Nature Center porch between 9 a.m. and noon. ed, blocks the digestive track, thus starving the ani­ will be available from 10 a.m. to noon, along with a “It’s open all day, so anyone can do it,” Serage- mal, which can take up to a few weeks before it dies dumpster to dispose of your trash collection. Century said. of starvation. There will be county-wide sites for volunteers to pick A monofilament fishing line is also very deadly and up trash, which has many positives to it. can lead to a shorebird being strangled to death after “If people see a large force of people wandering on the being entangled in it. Ingested line also can be deadly beaches, picking up trash, they may reconsidered throw­ for fish, turtles and birds. ing their’s on the beach,” said Trisha Fancher of Keep Economically, litter pickup is also a drain on the Lee County Beautiful. “The data cards are then collected economy. In 2008 stats by “Keep America Beautiful”, by the volunteers and they are used to collect information it cost the state of Florida $10 million for roadside lit­ to present to the Legislature.” ter pickup, alone. There are already laws and penalties in place in For Sanibel residents, they can reserve a favorite Florida for litterbugs, which is $100 if caught, but that clean-up spot or obtain their data cards ahead of time, hasn’t deterred much. by calling the SCCF Sept. 14-18, at 472-2329 and One dirty outcome is the infected look of litter on ask for Dee. beaches, which in turn can affect tourism if that area has People can also visit the Keep Lee County a reputation of being trashy. Beautiful website at: klcb.org for more information “We do get a lot of support from the businesses on and contacts and areas where one can volunteer for the the beach, like usage of their parking lots and their Coastal Cleanup Day Sept. 19. dumpsters, because they know it’s in their best inter­ Litter is a problem right at everyones’ feet. est to keep their beaches clean,” Fancher said. “We Don’t leave your million-year mark by littering, There is always a good showing on Sanibel dur­ also get a lot of schools volunteering, a lot Boy and instead leave your mark by keeping nature the way it ing the Coastal Clean-Up Day, which is Sept. 19. Girl Scouts, 4-H groups and this year, we are getting was intended to be...clean. 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Over the past two years Bob adding that White did a lot of work that Week2,2015_____captivasanibel.com of Wednesday, September Rauschenberg Gallery Director Jade was inspired by being out there. “He did Dellinger has focused on continuing a watercolor painting titled ‘Ding Rauschenberg’s legacy through conver­ Darling.’ His works that he made have sations, as well as through curating a not been shown here locally. That was show. part of the inspiration too . . . to take an “Wayne White is an artist 1 have long artist that lived and worked on the Bob been interested in,” Dellinger said. “He Rauschenberg compound and show the brings some interesting things to the work that he did there.” table in terms of his context.” Other work that will be on display The upcoming exhibit at the Bob includes White’s “Word Paintings,” Rauschenberg Gallery will feature which Dellinger said include one line “Wayne White: Here Comes Mr. Know- jokes. It-All” from Sept. 11, through Nov. 7, He said he thinks the work is poking with a reception from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. fun at the idea of fine art and making Friday, Sept. 11. work that is really humorous. He said Dellinger said when Rauschenberg White’s work will incorporate words first arrived in Florida he did a series and phrases on paintings of landscapes called “The Cardboards.” While and mountains. Rauschenberg worked in New York he The gallery will be transformed dur­ would always talk about finding inspira­ ing the exhibit. tion in his environment. Inspiration “He often likes to create the backdrop PHOTO PROVIDED came from walking around the block no Wayne White's "Word Paintings," titled "Art is Supposed to Hypnotize on which his paintings are hung,” more than two times while picking up You or Something." Dellinger said of White painting the items on the street to incorporate in his gallery wall. pieces. the characters Randy, Cool Cat, Chicky during his residency. “We may engage The gallery is located on the Florida When Rauschenberg arrived on Baby and Dirty Dog for the “Pee-wee’s additional students in the performance.” Southwestern State College campus, Captiva he found sand and sun instead Playhouse.” In addition, the exhibit will also fea­ 8099 College Pkwy., in Fort Myers. It is of items on the street, which led him to A week leading up to the exhibit ture White’s collection of watercolor open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday using the boxes that contained his life opening, White will be an artist-in-resi­ paintings completed in 2013 during his through Friday and from 11 a.m. to 3 possessions from the move. dence at FSW working with students to residency at the Robert Rauschenberg p.m. Saturday. “Wayne’s work is often taking found create a gigantic puppet of Foundation Residency program on For more information, call (239) things,” he said of the connection Rauschenberg. Dellinger said he will be Captiva. Dellinger said the foundation 489-9313 or visit ______between the two artists. using repurposed cardboard to make a has offered a wide variety of artists, www.RauschenbergGallery.com. White’s work is often times com­ large scale portrait. seven or eight a year, to stay at the For more information about the artist, prised of finding paintings at thrift “We are commissioning'him to do Captiva compound for a month at a time White, visit www.WayneWhiteArt.com. stores and reworking them into his own this functional sculpture that he is going while working in Rauschenberg’s stu­ masterpiece. His puppets, now referred to be using in a performance during dio. Follow Meghan @ Islander Meghan Islander Sanibel-Captiva to as sculptures, are made out of card­ open night,” he said, adding that he “Wayne was one of the early partici- on Twitter. board. thinks Rauschenberg would have appre­ “I’ve always had the do-it-yourself ciated a big portrait made out of card­ approach,” White said in a prepared board. “It’s going to be a cool project for — statement. “I grew up in this blue collar us. I’m excited to kick off the season — family and didn’t have a lot of toys, so with this.” you had to make your own fun. Building Dellinger said he is excited about 9 0 4 A L M A S SANIBEL forts out of sticks and scrap lumber - having a show with a newly built sculp­ TIVA that’s where I learned the joy of making ture element at the gallery. something from nothing.” “At least two or three students will Some of the art he is known for are work very directly with him,” he said SUMMER IS FAN SEASON BEAUTIFUL DESIGN SOLUTIONS FOR YOUR HOME!

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the dangers of monofilament line and other fishing gear that ______is left in the environment,” Barron said. Signs will be posted at local piers to share how individu­ CROW hospital als can avoid problems involving wildlife and fishing line. Monofilament recycling bins will also be placed throughout the island for the lines to be thrown away. A new section will Sanibel-Captiva Islander Sanibel-Captiva director loves be added at CROW’s Visitor Education Center to further educate the public on avoiding problems that are tied to the educating the public environment. By MEGHAN McCOY “It is great because the Sanibel Sea School already start­ [email protected] ed this program because they got monofilament recycling ■ After 20 years of becoming a veterinarian, Dr. Heather bins on the causeway,” she said. “This will allow us to have Barron still cannot wait to go to work every morning. tinues to learn from some of the best minds in the field. the money and team effort to really expand that. We hope to “When I came for my job interview, as I was driving over A dive vacation in the Cayman Islands led Barron to eventually expand that to all of Lee County.” the causeway, I saw 30 osprey on the way here,” she said of meeting her husband, a paramedic, who was training others An official logo is in the works, as well as website and going to the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife. “Then on the Cayman Island and eventually a job at St. Matthews Facebook page for the initiative. ■ I pulled into the parking lot here and there was a wood stork University. A partnership began after coyotes were being spotted on causally strolling around and a great heron and all these “When our kids were bom, we have three kids, we decid­ the island in 2011. The partners are looking at what kind of beautiful birds... rosette spoonbills. I was like wow, I have ed we wanted to come back to the States, so our kids are impact the coyotes are having on the islands imperial species only seen pictures of these, but none in real life.” raised as Americans,” she said. such as sea turtles, as well as documenting what kind of dis­ Barron said laughing that there was no need to have all Barron, bom and raised on St. Simons Island in Georgia, eases they are seeing with coyotes. these ambassadors greet her at the door . . . “I will take the fell in love with Sanibel because it reminded her of her child­ “It’s not just about taking in the wildlife after it’s injured. job.” hood. We are about preventing the injuries before they ever hap­ “It was a marriage made in heaven for sure,” she said of ‘This island looks a lot like what St. Simon’s looked like. pen,” Barron said. taking the hospital director position three years ago. It just spoke to me. This is how I want my kids to grow up,” Education also expands beyond Sanibel Island through Barron attended the University of Georgia veterinarian she remembered thinking. seminars, presentations and the first of its kind - a textbook. medical school where they focused on wildlife and special­ Since arriving at CROW, Barron has educated the com­ “The book is the first definitive textbook ever written on ty medicine. She remains on the faculty at the University of munity about wildlife and rehabilitation, all through collab­ North American wildlife rehabilitative medicine,” said Georgia College of Veterinarian Medicine where she con- oration and cooperation with others. Barron, who is one of five senior editors working on the Early on she began the project, “If You Care, Leave it project. There.” Three years ago the case load for baby animals was The textbook explores rehabilitative medicine on com­ 80 percent. Because she began educating individuals, it has mon North American species, such as the river otter or box shrunk to 43 percent. turtles. She said she believes this is a good time to publish a “We are seeing a lot more critical care patients because book because of the “One World, One Health” concept. people are more knowledgeable to the animals. Now they “If you have wildlife that is ill and you are seeing the are like ‘there is this team over at CROW to fix the unfixable same thing over and over, sometimes that is an early warn­ and do the unthinkable,’” Barron said. ing signal that there is something wrong in the environ­ Sanibel Scientist was created, a yearly meeting, with such ment,” Barron said. groups as CROW, J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife The book, which is comprised of 35 noted, respected Refuge, The Sanibel Sea School, Bailey-Matthews National wildlife veterinarian authors, is tentatively set to hit the Shell Museum, the City of Sanibel and the Sanibel-Captiva shelves in the beginning of 2016. Conservation Foundation. “They shouldn’t be patching animals up and sending “The scientist from all these different facilities, we get them back out into the wild. That is certainly primarily what together and we talk about what we are doing and help each we do, but my vision is much greater than that. It really other because we really want Sanibel as a whole to be a hinges around the One World, One Medicine concept. That healthy environment,” Barron said. “When you are thinking is really going to be what the book is going to be about. Not about conservation medicine, you have to realize we are all just how you fix up an Eastern box turtle that was hit by a a really important cog in the wheel and none of it is going to car, but it is going to play to the larger message of what dis­ be what we want it to be unless we really work together.” eases are out there in wildlife and what does that mean for Another example of educating and working together as the world as a whole.” an entire community began two years ago. CROW received Dr. Heather Barron holds an orphaned, juvenile money from a grant they were accepted for in April last Follow Meghan @lslanderMeghan on Twitter. raccoon on admission.

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And what may happen to ______us? Most books about the history of humanity pursue PHOTO PROVIDED Ann Bradley Since 2003, the Bailey-Matthews National Shell Museum has provided Lee County fourth graders either a historical or a bio­ with the opportunity to visit the museum through the Adopt A Class program. logical approach, but Dr. Yuval Noah Harari breaks At the Islander Sanibel-Captiva the mold with this highly Library original book that begins Shell Museum seeking about 70,000 years ago with the appearance of modern cognition. From examining the role evolving humans have played in the global ecosystem to chart­ Adopt A Class donors ing the rise of empires, Sapiens integrates history and science to reconsider accepted narratives, connect By MEGHAN McCOY A Class program. This year, the letter these kids.” past developments with contemporary concerns, and [email protected] will be sent out after Labor Day. From October through May, with examine specific events within the context of larger More than 35,000 fourth grade “We send this to past donors, all this year going through June, fourth ideas. Dr. Harari also compels us to look ahead, students from the Lee County School members of the museum and for the grade students arrive at the museum, because over the last few decades humans have begun District have had an opportunity to second year, island residents on at 10:30 a.m. and stay until 12:30 to bend laws of natural selection that have governed visit the Bailey-Matthews National Sanibel and Captiva,” Moraga said. p.m. for their field trip. Before arriv­ life for the past four billion years. We are acquiring Shell Museum since 2003 when For $350 an individual or busi­ ing on their scheduled day, the the ability to design not only the world around us, but Ginny Avery began the Adopt A ness can Adopt A Class. The contri­ teacher and students watch a movie also ourselves. Where is this leading us, and what do Class program. bution pays for the entire field trip, supplied by the Shell Museum, so the we want to become?” * Although the program serves so there is no cost to the student or children have a better understanding schools throughout Lee County, it the school. Last year roughly 60 of where they are going. “For the Right Reasons: America’s mainly touches low income families donors provided funds for the pro­ “Last year was the first year we Favorite Bachelor on Faith, Love, and those who are on free and gram. tested it and it worked,” Moraga said. reduced lunches. For many of the “I want to be able to get every kid “Instead of getting here and watching Marriage, and Why Nice Guys Finish students, a trip to the museum is the in Lee County a visit in their elemen­ a movie, they already watched the First” first time they cross the bridge to tary years, again in their high school movie. We ask that they watch it by Sean Lowe visit Sanibel. years, or middle school. I would love either the morning of, or the week “After the bachelorette broke his heart, Sean Lowe Last year, Bailey-Matthews for all of them to come here twice. before, so that their minds are fresh.” suspected his “nice guy” image hurt him. The show National Shell Museum Assistant That is my ultimate goal,” she said. Once they arrive, the students are never emphasized it, but Sean committed to living Director Melanie Moraga, who runs “It’s an amazing program and I hope gathered on the steps leading up to according to biblical standards of sexuality, even as the program, said she took into con­ we can reach out and master getting the shell museum for a group photo­ producers emphasized the risque and promiscuous. A sideration how far and how long it every kid from Lee County here. I graph. The students are then divided Texas boy from a Baptist home, Sean tells the story of takes the schools to arrive at the would love to go to Collier, Charlotte into groups before exploring the how he went from a Division I college football play­ museum. She said she gave schools and then be able to do outreach pro­ museum. er to a fan favorite on reality television, taking read­ in such places as Lehigh options to grams via Skype.” The students visit the live tank ers behind the scenes to see the challenges of living visit anytime besides February and This year the Adopt A Class will where they are educated about live out his values and faith—and ultimately winning his March when the traffic is less con­ feature a new component that allows mollusks and have the opportunity to true love’s heart. ‘For the Right Reasons’ is about the gested. During those months she pro­ the donors to tag along with their touch and handle them with a marine journeys we all have to take in the real world, where vided the option for The Sanibel class when they visit the museum. biologist. The students also visit any­ being “good” is the right thing to do, but sometimes School and Fleights Elementary Development Associate Paul where from 10 to 15 exhibits doesn’t seem to be enough; where betrayal is com­ School with the opportunity to par­ Gulbrandsen said the walk along is depending on the curriculum they are monplace; and where that thing called perfection is ticipate in the program. being included because they want to learning at school. From there they actually just a cruel myth. Sean learned a few things “I love this part of my job. This is get the donors more involved by participate in Hands-on Science from his two seasons on the hottest romance shows on what fuels me. I love kids,” Moraga showing them exactly what their gift where they handle large shells that television, and he wants others to benefit from those said. is doing for the kids. are no longer alive. lessons: good does eventually win, lies will be dis­ Every year the museum sends out “That is really what it’s all about,” “They learn about the parts of the covered, and “nice guys” do ultimately finish first.” * an annual Ask Letter requesting he said. “To give the donors the shell and feel inside the shell and see donations to help sponsor the Adopt option to go along with their class. See LIBRARY, page 34 They can see these kids and talk to See ADOPT A CLASS, page 34 Sanibel-Captiva Islander captivasanibel.com Week of Wednesday, September 2, 2015 ■ Page 34 — f------> ■ —...... 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Have an event you want to appear in The Islander’s cal­ peers, gain knowledge of the business community on the only accessible by boat. This cruise will take you to the endar section? E-mail it to the editor, marked as “Calendar islands, and enjoy yourself at social events. The Young quiet beaches of North Item” to [email protected]. Professionals Association of Sanibel & Captiva will be host­ Captiva or Cayo Costa. Half day and full day trips are ing monthly social events on the third Thursday froth 5:30- available. Learn about the ecology of the area and look for Ongoing 7:30 p.m. Contact Laura Richardson at dolphins surfacing in Pine Island Sound during the cruise. ■ [email protected] and find us on Facebook at island Seniors, Inc. at the Center 4 Life www.facebook.com/ypasc. 2401 Library Way, 472-5743 Adventures In Paradise Cruises GAMES: 472-8443. adventuresinparadise.com ■ Bridge - Monday & Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. Cost Tarpon Bay Explorers in the J.N. Departing from "G” dock at Port Sanibel Marina is $2.50 for members and $5 for non-members. Prizes “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge ■ Shelling & Lunch Excursion: are awarded. 900 Tarpon Bay Road, Sanibel, 472-8900 Shell the barrier islands and stop for lunch at Barnacle ■ Mahjongg - Thursday at 12:30 p.m. Cost is $2.50 tarponbayexplorers.com Phil’s. Complimentary chairs, umbrellas and floats. Departs for members and $5.00 for non-members. Prizes are Tarpon Bay Explorers is the licensed concessionaire at 9 a.m. Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. awarded. of the J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge, ■ Backwater Fishing Cruise: ■ Tuesday Kayaking! September 1& 22 at 8:30 a.m. providing low impact recreational and educational oppor­ All fishing equipment, bait, tackle and license will be “Weather Permitting” There is space for 16 people on tunities to the public under contract with the U.S. Fish & provided. Departs at 9 a.m. daily. eight two-person kayaks and limited space for those who Wildlife Service. ■ Morning Dolphin & Wildlife Cruise: own their own kayaks. Island Seniors, Inc. will provide ■ Standup Paddle Board Tour of Tarpon Bay: A great way to start your day! Departs at 10 a.m. kayaks, paddles and life jackets. Bring water, a small Join a Paddlefit Certified Naturalist to learn the basics of Monday, Wednesday and Friday. snack, sun lotion, bug spray, sunglasses, towel, hat, and standup paddleboarding while you tour the Tarpon Bay estu­ ■ Sanibel Trolley Tour: ary. The tour lasts 90 minutes. Tour times are 9 a.m. Learn about the island’s history by trolley! Departs at

change of clothing. Cost is $5 for members and $ 10 for ______■ non-members. Advance registration is required. Tuesday/Thursday and Saturday. AH skill levels welcome 9:30 a.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Fitness Classes are available and all ages are wel­ but participants must be at least 13 years of age and weigh ■ Sealife Encounter Cruise: come. at least 90 pounds. See puffer fish, seahorse and starfish! Florida Gulf Coast Island Seniors, Inc. members pay $3.75 per class or ■ Aquarium and Touch Tank: University marine biologist on board for netting, observing, visitors $6.75 per class. Island Seniors, Inc. annual mem­ Get to know our local marine life during an interactive and hands on fun education! Departs at 12:30 p.m. daily. Sanibel-Captiva Islander Sanibel-Captiva bership is $20. Sanibel Recreation Center members must touch tank presentation with a marine biologist. ■ Afternoon Dolphin & Wildlife Cruise: show their membership card to attend. Fitness class Presentations are daily at 11 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. Cruise the waters suirounding Sanibel watching for dol­ schedule is as follows:' • ■ Kayak Trail Tour: phins! Departs at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday ■ Happy Hour Fitness - Monday, Wednesday & A great introduction to Tarpon Bay and the coastal envi­ and Saturday. Friday at 8 a.m. ronment. Kayak with a naturalist through the mangrove for­ ■ Sunset Dolphin & Wildlife Cruise: This class keeps your brain f i t and your heart, lungs est along the Commodore Creek water trail. Tour times are Enjoy a romantic sunset, watch dolphins, and experience and muscles strong with a combination of aerobics and 8:30 a.m., 10 a.m., 11:30 a.m. or 1 p.m. the birds coming in to roost at night in remote sanctuary muscle conditioning exercises and balance. Hand ■ Sunset Rookery Paddle: islands. Complimentary soft drinks and water. Departs at 7 weights, stretch cords, and your body weight will be used As the sun goes down, paddle to the Rookery Islands and p.m. daily. to keep you strong. We will begin with a joke and end see hundreds of birds return to roost for the night. The pad­ with a positive thought for the day. Athletic footwear is dle lasts 2 and a half hours. Sanibel Island Marina ■ Nature and Sealife Cruise: required. Silvia Villanueva is the instructor. 634 Yachtsman Drive/472-2723 See wildlife up close while cruising the tranquil waters of ■ Essential Total Fitness - Monday, Wednesday & Sanibel Marina is located between the Causeway and Tarpon Bay during Nature and Sea Life Cruises. With a nat­ Friday at 9:30 a.m. Lighthouse off Periwinkle Drive. Owned and operated by uralist by your side, discover manatees and dolphins and Cardio, muscle strengthening and flexibility training Myton Ireland since 1985, it is open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. observe amazing bird life on the rookery islands. And don’t with hand weights, stretch cords, chairs and stability daily. forget the popular breakfast and evening cruises, too. balls. Athletic footwear is required. Mahnaz Bassiri is ■ Stars and Stripes: the instructor. Enjoy the waters of historic Sanibel and the Pine Island ■ Power Hour Fitness - Tuesday & Thursday at 8 The Botanical Gardens Sound while on a sightseeing adventure. Travel from the a.m. Hand weights, stretch cords and stability balls, along at Sanibel Moorings Resort Sanibel Lighthouse to the Back Bay Wildlife areas. View with mats, are used to strengthen your muscles. Improve 472-4119/sanibelmoorings.com Dolphin and Exotic Wildlife. Departs at 11 a.m., 1 p.m., 3 core strength and balance. Athletic footwear is required. The gardens are overflowing with six acres of mature and p.m. and 5 p.m. Available for private bookings. Mahnaz Bassiri is the instructor. unusual tropical flora and fauna. Join our Lead Horticulturist Reservations required at 472-2531 ■ Gentle Yoga - Tuesday & Thursday at 9:30 a.m. Robin Brocio.us, for a two-hour walking tour that is open to ■ Sanibel Thriller: Stretch, tone and strengthen while improving flexibility, the public. A must see for plant lovers and garden clubs. The Cruise the waters of the Gulf of Mexico and Pine Island proper alignment and circulation. Mats are used to meet tour is every Wednesday at 9 a.m. RSVP required. $5 fee Sound circumnavigating the world’s most prestigious the needs of varying experience levels. Bring a towel. per person. Barrier Islands. During the narrated tour you will see wildlife Kim Kouril is the instructor. such as dolphins and exotic birdlife, as well as the Historic For more details regarding our programs or on becom­ Captiva Cruises Sanibel Lighthouse. Voted the best tour on the Islands, “A ing a member of Island Seniors, Inc. contact the Center 4 Reservations for all cruises are required must do when visiting the Islands.” Reservations are Life at 472-5743 or stop by 2401 Library Way, Sanibel. 472-5300, CaptivaCruises.com required 472-2328 ■ Cabbage Key/Useppa Island Lunch Cruise ■ Rental Boats: Arts and Crafts Every Friday Choose your island destination and enjoy a narration on Fish, Picnic, or sight seeing aboard 20 foot Regal deck- Every Friday, from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. visit the the history and wildlife along the way. Cabbage Key and the boats, fishing boats available. Boats include all safety equip­ Bailey-Matthews National Shell Museum for Arts and Dollar Bill Restaurant is a true “Old Florida” island hide-a­ ment. Reserve a boat 472-2531. Crafts. Individuals will create marine-themed art that way. Useppa Island, with lush vegetation and pink path­ ■ Pro-Fishing Guides: they take home. The project varies from week to week. ways, is the site of the historic Collier Inn and award-win­ All equipment and license provided, Backwater and ning history museum. Tarpon fishing available 472-2723. Young Professionals ■ Dolphin & Wildlife Adventure cruise Association of San-Cap Spotting the Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin is always a YOLO Watersports The Young Professionals Association of Sanibel & highlight for visitors to Southwest Florida and Captiva 11534 Andy Rosse Lane, Captiva lsland/239-472- Captiva is a new and diverse organization of talented friends Cruises offers the perfect family cruise that provides the 9656 or 472-9656/yolowatersports.com and future leaders that aims to provide leadership develop­ opportunity to see dolphins playing and birds feeding in Pine Class begins at 9 a.m. sharp each Thursday for a one- ment, networking opportunities, and philanthropic support Island Sound. hour session with yoga instructor Micaela Solomon. Arrive to the islands of Sanibel & Captiva. Within the organization, ■ Cayo Costa Beach & Shelling Cruise early and the cost is $30 per student, which includes a SUP you will be able to promote your business, connect with Visit the secluded Florida State Park beaches that are (stand-up paddleboard). Reservations are requested. Sambel-Captiva Islander______captivasanibel.com_____WeeH of Wednesday, September 2, 2015 M Page 36 mls pedn fo er o a, as their ear, to classrooms. heading to while ear friends saw they from spreading with 24 smiles Aug. Monday, School Sanibel pus ready for the first day of school. of day first the for ready cam­ pus School Sanibel The onto walked Students School’s School’s session back in back Many eager students entered The The entered students eager Many PHOTOSBYMEGHAN MCCOY SLAND FACES D N A L IS h rn o n ftertuk Mna,Ag 24 Aug. 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1552 San Carlos Bay Drive Sanibel Fabulous waterfront estate overlooking the beautiful waters of San Carlos Bay. This home offers 150 feet of frontage, screened and unscreened balconies plus pool and spa. Soaring ceilings and windows allow natural light throughout. Enjoy the morning sunrise from your private master suite balcony, this suite boasts his and her baths, walk-in closet, morning kitchen and fireplace. Additional three ensuite bedrooms andelevator access to all floors provides the ultimate in convenience. Offered at $3,750,000

249 Daniel Drive Sanibel This charming home in the near beach neighborhood of Seagull Estates was built by the current owner & maintained

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Cayo Costa Park Ranger Megan Reed checks out boats in the park’s marina.

Cayo Costa Ranger John Dunnan works the John Deere front loader, to carry the barrels of A Cayo Costa State Park volunteer helps Park fuel, which is a necessity to run the generators Ranger John Dunnan load a barrel of fuel Aug. on the island. 26.

John Dunnan runs the front loader Aug. 26, which is just one of many duties for Cayo Costa Park Rangers. - ‘ Another important duty of Park Rangers on Cayo Volunteers and Cayo Costa Park The peacefulness Cayo Costa Costa Island include Rangers help maintain the pioneer Island brings is an attraction to documenting sea turtle cemetery on the island, which has many, including the Park Rangers nests and crawls on the some of the first settlers buried in it. who maintain the island. beaches. LEFT: Park Manager Chad Lach on one of his favorite places on Cayo Costa, one of the beach heads of the island, which attracts numerous shorebirds, ghost crabs and sea turtles.

RIGHT: Cayo Costa Park Manager Chad Lach and Captiva Cruises’ Lisa Sbuttoni, wait in a cart as one of the many gopher tor­ toises on the island makes his way across the path. ISLAND FACES The residents of paradise A trip out to Cayo Costa on a sunny Wednesday afternoon with Captiva Cruises produce lots of sites and experiences only Pine Island Sound and the barrier islands can produce. Dolphins were lively and birds were out sunning themselves under the Florida sun. Cayo Costa is slow at this time of year, so the trails were bare and the feeling of relaxation and solitude was ever so present. Catch a ride out to Cayo Costa by visiting Captiva Cruises website at www.cayocostaferry.com.

ABOVE: A pair of Brown Pelicans groom themselves on at McCarthy Marina, where Captiva Cruises boats leave to Cayo Costa State Park.

ABOVE: A lone cormorant stands guard on a marker in Pine Island Sound, en route to Cayo Costa. BELOW: The keepers of the Manatee Zone sign are four studious cormorants during a sunny Wednesday afternoon in Pine Island Sound.

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TOP LEFT: A dolphin plays in the wake of a Captiva Cruise boat heading out to Cayo Costa Aug. 26. TOP CENTER: A pair of dolphins

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Don tem. you were competing against other work in an environment which is usually ing that day or evening, that’s what the Pedro Island, Stump Pass Beach State park rangers for same position. You just displayed on peoples’ screen savers.” park rangers will have to work with. Park, Jug Creek Cottages and oversees all don't see that anymore, people are settled Nash is the assistant manager and his “One challenge out here is we need to ferry services, special events and conces­ in where they want to be. I consider I duties include being the immediate be self-sufficient,” said park manager sions. have a primo job opening at San Pedro supervisor on the island and in charge of Chad Lach, who oversees Cayo Costa, The Captiva Cruises take off out of and don’t have a single ranger applying maintenance. Don Pedro Island, Gasparilla Island and McCarthy’s Marina and South Seas for it, and I am shocked by that.” But the challenges which are present­ Stump Pass Beach. “We need those gen­ Resort Marina out of Captiva. Their Cayo Lach and his family lives on ed is just a part of the job. erators running 24/7, and we need the Costa ferry information can be found at Gasparilla Island, where his wife also "This is perfect for me, I am not a fan fuel out here to do it. We do everything www.cayocostaferry.com. works. His son attends the K-5 school on of crowds and traffic anyway,” Nash ourselves. If a truck isn’t working, we Visitors who board off a ferry, will the island, but will have to go to a main­ said. “This is the quietest place ever, can’t just take it to a shop, we fix it our­ enjoy an island which has remained the land elementary and eventually middle especially at night. There isn’t any light selves. same for the most part for the last centu­ and high school. pollution and I get to meet different peo­ “If we need to completely rebuild a ry and a half. There are no houses or “If you have a family and kids, that ple from all over the world.” 50-kilowatt generator, we do it. We take business development nearby, just beach, means you have to get up, take them over Nash said the best plan for working on three golf carts and make one out of it. palm trees and an array of native vegeta­ on the boat to get picked up by the bus,” Cayo Costa is having a plan in advance. It’s a big expense barging equipment out tion and wildlife such as dolphins, gopher Lach said. “When you go grocery shop­ “Just have a tangible plan and think in here and we have to rent one to get any­ tortoises, shorebirds and plenty of fish to ping, you make a day of it. And if you advance,” he added. thing out here. Just the other day, we be caught. forget a gallon of milk, you will not have The park rangers also have to be the transports four picnic tables, using just But with the only way to the island milk.for those few days.” first line of help in case of emergencies. one boat. You learn to work around chal­ being by boat, the Park Rangers need to But the island lifestyle is perfect for There are over 100,000 visitors who step lenges when being on an island.” be creative in ways to maintain the park. Lach and his family. He loves small com­ foot on Cayo Costa a year, meaning there Each state park in Florida brings its “It’s a constant battle with rain, bugs munity living and the solitude of living are plenty of mishaps which can take own unique attraction, with Cayo Costa’s and grass constantly growing, and it takes and working on a barrier island. place. being seclusion and the chance to live a lot to make it look like this,” Dunnan “It takes a unique person to do it,” The most common is stepping on one rustic island life camping. It is 12 miles said. “You have to be plumber, electri­ Lach said. "But I love me some fishing. 1 of the creatures in the Gulf of Mexico. west of Cape Coral and was established cian, carpenter or whatever needs to be can be found on the beach fishing at 5 “Most common is someone stepping as a state park in 1976. done. Since I live on the island, this is a.m. before work.” on a sting ray, and it happens quite a bit,” There isn't any electricity and like your back yard. The park doesn’t just Dunnan made a major life change Lach said. “You can recover here on the campers/visitors are only afforded cold close at 5 p.m., when the gates are closed after working in a factory for 27 years in island, depending on what your pain tol­ showers. Sometimes cell service is good, up, there are still campers here. But it is Ohio. erance is. The best treatment is to apply ______depending on one’s carrier, but mostly, just great being out here.” “I decided, since the kids were gradu­ the hottest water you can possibly it’s you smack dab in paradise without For how unique working on Cayo ating and my dad had been working in he stand.” the anchor of civilization hounding you. Costa is, the treks the park rangers took factory since he was 2 0 ,1 didn’t want to But some emergencies are more Cayo Costa State Park has nine miles to get there are also interesting. be there that long,” Dunnan said. “If I severe and outside aid needs to be called. of coastline beach, with 12 cabins and 40 Many paths for park rangers in the was going somewhere else, I needed to Most of the time in occurrences like that, campsites available to overnight visitors. Florida park system are many, with a do it now. medivacs are issued, which includes hel­ There are also three first-come-first-serve bevy of forks in the road. Moving from “My in-laws were in (Naples) area, so icopters flying in to pick up the patient.

campsites available to ride-in visitors. park to park is common and climbing the my wife and I moved down to help them The affordability also is an attraction Reporter Island But it’s the job of the park rangers to ladder is normal. out. Everyone sard I was stupid leaving a for visitors. No one needs to be in the ensure the island stays as it is, much like Lach, who is from Cleveland, Ohio, $24 an hour job, but the stress up there millionaire club to stay on a secluded is was 300 years ago. The Park Service took such a route. He started out in park was out of the roof. I spent my first two island, there's just not the amenities of a also employes a maintenance mechanic, law enforcement, which ultimately was or three months down here decompress­ four-star hotel, which in turn, is another some part-time workers and many good not the career choice he wanted to pur­ ing.” attraction. volunteers. sue. Dunnan eventually took a job as an “There is no electricity here and peo­ Two of the park rangers, John Dunnan “I worked in Utah at a fish hatchery, eco-tour guide for a kayaking outfit, ple ask about cell phone service, and I tell and Assistant Manager Bill Nash, live on which was seasonal, so I started applying which eventually led to him applying for them it depends on carrier, and some­ the island full-time in the housing units in Florida,” Lach said. “I had 11 inter­ a ranger job on Gasparilla Island instead. times you get no reception, and then they provided by the State Park Department. views for jobs here and no one hired me He was hired by Lach in 2012. say ‘Great! I want to get away from it That ensures there is 24-hour authority because of my law enforcement back­ “Having a backyard like this is amaz­ all!’” Lach said. “Then some others say and supervision on the island at all times. ground, but I didn’t want to do that. ing,” Dunnan said. “I’ve always been in a they want their technology. The day starts promptly at 7 a.m. for “But a park attendant position opened job where you watch the clock counting “But many just want to get away.” Lach, who lives with his wife and son on up and I took it. 1 started from the very down when it’s time to leave. I don’t Expect cold showers, no take-out Gasparilla Island, which is nearby to bottom and worked my way up.” have to do that here.” food, the inconveniences of what Mother Cayo Costa. A park attendant’s job is mostly clean­ Reed and Nash took a more conven­ Nature has in her arsenal such as mosqui­ “The first thing we do is run through ing bathrooms and maintaining the park, tional route to Cayo Costa, with both tos and humidity and no roads which the bathrooms,” Lach said. “We make but after four months of that, he worked graduating from Auburn. Reed earned a leads to a shopping center. sure they are clean. My philosophy, is as a park ranger for 3.5 years at another degree in animal science and Nash in But expect solitude, a chance to stay will you let your mom use that bathroom? Florida park, then as an assistant Park Forestry. on a secluded island where the stars are “Then we make a run through the park Manager in Naples for four years. Reed lives in North Fort Myers and as bright as lights in a skyscraper and to make sure everything is safe and open, Eventually, he reached park adminis­ drives the 45 minutes to Bokeelia, where having the chance to being .one with like the trails. I will stop at the Ranger trator at Gasparilla Island, where he man­ she jumps in a boat and heads to Cayo Mother Nature. Station, get it opened and see how many ages the four parks, including Cayo Costa. Visitors of Cayo Costa also can have campers we have coming in and how Costa. “That presents many challenges and I the comfort the Keepers of the Island are many people on ferries will be coming on. “But times have changed, because am definitely learning how to drive the nearby in the form of Florida State Park That will dictate how the day will go.” about 10-15 years ago, if a resident posi­ boat through rough waters, because I Rangers. Services such as Captiva Cruises, tion open up, you’d have 75 applica­ have to get to work,” Reed said. “But I

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