Kaiulani Lee For more than 10 years, actress Kaiulani Lee has performed a one-woman play entitled “A Sense of Wonder.” It is a labour of love that celebrates naturalist and author Rachel Carson whose book Silent Spring helped give birth to the modern environmental movement. Kaiulani Lee has performed in numerous play on and off Broadway and a host of television shows such as Law and Order, The Waltons and Tales from the Darkside.     Elizabeth Dickens The bare facts of Elizabeth Dickens's life are easily quantified, but the extraordinary effect of her simply-led life is more than a measure of years. Elizabeth Dickens was born December 2, 1877 and died on June 17, 1963; she lived her entire life on Block Island, traveling only occasionally and then usually for reasons connected to her interest and renown in birds. Through her work with Block Island School children, her vision for and stewardship of the Block Island Bird Collection, her more than fifty years of daily bird observations, and her correspondence with well-known members of the natural history and birding community of her day, Elizabeth Dickens remains to this day a powerful resource and inspiration. Read More Ocean View Foundation Connecting People and Nature