Author • Scientist • Speaker
Gifted storyteller bridging the gap between nature and humanity
Hope doesn’t always arrive in the form we expect
Photo credit: Tim Barker Photography
For the endangered Snail Kite, hope appeared in the unlikely shape of an invasive species that became its lifeline.
This extraordinary true story invites readers to explore how resilience emerges in the wild—and how the same forces of adaptation, connection, and perseverance shape our own lives.
Whether you love birds, care about conservation, or simply appreciate a powerful underdog story, this journey reveals the unexpected ways hope takes flight.
photo credit: Tim Barker Photography
Storytelling for a Changing Planet
Hilary Flower is a scientist and author who finds the human pulse in the wild heart of Florida. Her engaging presentations use the surprising lives of endangered species as a lens for understanding climate change, cultural iconography, and what it means to live in uncertain times. Whether speaking to students, the general public, or environmental advocates, Hilary transforms complex science into a compelling narrative about our evolving relationship with nature and the courage required to protect it.
Keynotes &
Conversations
Bring Florida's wildlife to life with Hilary Flower, a scientist-turned-author who teaches about wetlands and researches endangered species.
Her talks combine field science, storytelling, and surprising lessons from birds like the Everglade Snail Kite and returning flamingos.
Hilary engages audiences of all ages with insights into conservation, climate change, and the natural world.