The black skimmer is considered a bird of conservation need (Submitted Photo/Courtesy of John K. Flores)
All too often it’s the little things that go unnoticed. And, all too often it’s those little things that matter so much.
EDITOR’S NOTE: Sports Editor Geoff Stoute was a former English student of Raymond Nails for seventh and eighth grades at Central Catholic.
Entries are being accepted for the Louisiana Outdoor Writers Association’s Youth Journalism Contest essay and photo contest. Entries can be anything pertaining to the outdoors. Above, The Daily Review Outdoor Writer John Flores’ grandson, Gabriel Flores, looks over a good redfish he caught and told stories about. Unfortunately, he can't enter LOWA contests due to his grandfather being a member of the organization and former YJC judge. (Submitted Photo/Courtesy of John K. Flores)
No one can tell me that in St.
Dr. Michael Ziles
(Submitted Photo)
According to Safe Kids Worldwide, 46.5 million children participate in sports each year in the United States.
Chad Lafleur and his daughter, Elizabeth Lafleur, 17, pose with the turkey she harvested during the 2016 Sherburne Wildlife Management Area Youth Lottery Hunt this spring. (The Daily Review/Geoff Stoute)
Elizabeth Lafleur woke up startled when her father, Chad Lafleur, gently shook her saying, “Hey, Lizzie, there’s a turkey out there waiting for us. We need to get up and get ready.”