This week on "Spotlight on Good People," we're honored to welcome the legendary photographer and conservationist, Clyde Butcher. Known as the "Ansel Adams of the Everglades," Clyde's breathtaking black and white landscapes have not only captured the raw beauty of Florida's wilderness but have also played a crucial role in its preservation. Join us as Clyde shares his incredible journey, from his personal tragedies that led him to find solace and purpose in the swamps, to his relentless advocacy for protecting these vital ecosystems. Discover how his artistry has become a powerful tool for environmental awareness, inspiring generations to appreciate and safeguard the natural world. Tune in for a profound conversation that explores the intersection of art, nature, and the unwavering dedication of a true good person.
