A teacher of the biological sciences and an avid naturalist, she has spent her life studying the wildlife of the Lower Rio Grande Valley and northeastern Mexico.
A conservationist focusing on restoration ecology and coastal wetland ecology, he is a founding member of Tamoanchan Conservación A.C.
Born in Matamoros, Tamaulipas, he went to high school at el Ateneo Fuente de Saltillo and graduated from Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León in Monterrey. He has been the Historian of Matamoros since 1996.
A member of the biology faculty at The University of Texas at Brownsville, he has served as chairman of the Cameron County Historical Commission and the Brownsville Historical Association, and is the President/CEO of the Gorgas Science Foundation.
Retired from a career as Refuge Manager in the National Wildlife Refuge System, he is a professional nature photographer, workshop lecturer, and private lands consultant on commercial wildlife photography.
Eventually becoming National Audubon Society's Texas Coast Sanctuaries Manager during the 1990s, he has spent over 15 years on Green Island and the Laguna Madre studying Reddish Egrets and other colonial waterbirds.
A conservationist focusing on restoration ecology and coastal wetland ecology, treatment he is a founding member of Tamoanchan Conservación A.C.
A passionate naturalist and self-taught photographer, Seth Patterson has spent many years exploring and documenting the biodiversity of south Texas and northeastern Mexico. He presently works as a field photographer for Gorgas Science Foundation.
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