Two weeks ago, the shoreline was muddy. Now there's wild millet growing, which is a real good duck food.

The lodges have their entrances underwater.

Because we have an agreement, that tells us how we have to manage the area for wildlife. If we didn't manage it in that manner, they (U.S. Fish and Wildlife) could take the area away from us.

It helps firm up the shoreline. The plants and animals have adapted to it.

We got our first eagle's nest about six to eight years ago.

This is an executive director who doesn't think twice about jumping in a truck and delivering food. She's a great ambassador for this city and for food banks. Hunger is an issue that isn't going to go away.