Photographer Bill Campbell back in the Gulf

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Pelican being cleaned close upBack down to Louisiana and Alabama, photographer and Defenders of Wildlife friend Bill Campbell spent his second trip to the Gulf capturing on film the thick crude washed up on the once-pristine beaches of Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge and in the waters surrounding the brown pelican nesting colony at Queen Bess Island in Barataria Bay.

Thanks to Defenders Jamie Clark and Cindy Hoffman, Bill was able view efforts to clean oiled birds at the Fort Jackson rehabilitation facility. He writes of the experience, “It was amazing to see all the people here working so hard and caring so much for these birds, it is just a shame that they have been put in this position by BP Oil.”

Read more about Bill’s most recent trip to the Gulf on his photoblog.

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Caitlin Leutwiler is a Communications Associate at Defenders of Wildlife who works to educate the media and general public about climate change, offshore drilling and conservation issues in Florida and other Southeastern states.

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