Camie Kirkevold
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Through her position at Nat Hab, Camie has had the pleasure of seeing wild polar bears and watching the magical northern lights in Churchill, Manitoba; following Darwin’s footsteps with her son in the Galapagos Islands; snorkeling with sea lions with her daughter in Baja; and feeling the majestic power of elephants, listening to wild dogs' chatter and tracking leopards in Botswana. She soaked up the wet air in Scotland with her husband while enjoying its rich history and abundant seabirds. On New Zealand's South Island, she hiked through ancient forests, pebble beaches and deep glaciers. She explored Brazil's Pantanal, where she encountered abundant wildlife and saw the true strength and power of jaguars. She has also cried tears of joy as she watched orangutans swing through the towering trees in Borneo's rain forests. Her most recent adventure took Camie to the Amazon River in search of the elusive pink river dolphin on the Delphin II.
Camie has also explored the world by boat, via Lindblad/National Geographic expeditions. From the sea lions of Baja to the many wonders of the Galapagos, to the icy fjords of Norway and Arctic Svalbard to Antarctica's enormous glaciers to Iceland's abundant puffins, she has marveled at many natural wonders while at sea.
“Carpe Diem” is truly Camie’s motto as she embraces all that this amazing world has to offer. She is grateful to be able to explore it with like-minded colleagues who share her love for animals and adventure.