Just like the birds Lisa Miller rehabilitates, she too was given a second chance at the E.O. Wilson Biophilia Center.
Miller is the head of the Center’s Birds of Prey Program. It is a job she has held for seven months and came to hold quite by accident.
“I started my life at age 50,” Miller told audience members at her Jan. 19 presentation at E.O. Wilson.
The E.O. Wilson Biophilia Center in SoWal is an amazing place, named after one of America's premier biologists. You may have heard it is one of the must-see attractions in SoWal for locals and visitors. Well, now you have an even better reason to go and something that will no doubt be a magnet for the wildlife and education facility.
For the past several months, there has been a flurry of exciting activity at the Center. Some of you may have noticed the construction activity centered between the grass mounds and the classroom buildings.
On Sept. 16 before a small crowd in the Seaside Meeting Hall Theater, Alan Knothe, Wildlife Assistant Biologist with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), presented a program titled “Living With Bears.” 
