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Chris Nowicki

Chris Nowicki

Chris Nowicki

“I remember that first marsh walk very, very well. I was a little scared I would see an alligator but I think I had watched too much ‛Crocodile Hunter.’ There were hundreds of fiddler crabs running everywhere, and we came back covered in mud … it was wonderful.”
—Chris Nowicki

As told to Jennifer Senator
Photograph courtesy of Camp Jekyll

Chris Nowicki, of Savannah, attended several Georgia 4-H Camps on Jekyll Island as a teenager. The marsh walk, a hands-on exploration of Jekyll’s salt marsh ecosystem, continues to be a favorite activity for campers.

This article first appeared in Volume 4 Number 2 of 31•81, the Magazine of Jekyll Island.

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