Chicks Witch Ticks were born when Kristen and Jacqueline began a three year study of Florida natural streams. The adventure continued through many projects, life events, and amazing excursions. The content and photos here are meant as a reminder that women in science are critical, magical, beautiful, and powerful! We can go anywhere, do anything, and we can change the world with our insight, intelligence, intellect, and intuition.
The messages should be real. The stories inspiring and empowering to all. Men and women alike can come here to be enlightened and entertained. We hope that this site helps one person live a better life, open another door, see things in a way they never thought possible, or make decisions and changes that make their world – OUR WORLD – better!
Thanks for coming here. I hope you find a cozy spot on the forest floor to sit and rest. I got your back!
Jacqueline S. Levine
Chicks With Ticks 
Lovely idea!
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We think so Jaime!! So glad you visited. Hope you go back and read everything so you feel like you are here with us! Don’t worry, we’ve got your back!
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You blinded me…. with science!
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We want people to know that science is beautiful, dangerous, and terribly exciting – hopes are that they will think we are too!! lol Thanks for stopping by – more to come!
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Thanks for this! I just started camping with my kids a few years ago & my daughter is all about science, nature, outdoors. I need to share this with her.
And thanks for following my blog, too – CrudMyKidsSay. I’m a novice but I’m loving it!
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Your daughter is a lucky girl!! We love to hear about Chicks helping make and nurture Little Miss Chicks! Let me know what topic you think she’ll find interesting and we will make a blog especially for her!!! Bring it on! Thanks for making the world better by being you and visiting us. Makes it all worth it.
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Thanks! Bugs! She is all about bugs. And some animals.
Oh & just so you know, I nominated you for a Liebster Blog award. It’s meant for blogs with less than 200 followers that a fellow blogger feels deserves more attention. I definitely feel you deserve more attention!
The rules are simple:
1. Thank the person who nominated you, and link back to their blog.
2. Nominate and link to five other blogs that each have less than 200 followers but that you think deserve more.
3. Spread the Liebster Blog love Karma!
So simple, and a quick way to make someone’s day!
Don’t forget to post the Liebster Blog badge in your post and on your page. You can copy it from my page.
http://crudmykidssay.wordpress.com/whats-a-liebster/
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Just want to say a big THANK YOU for the sub. Appreciate it. Looks like you have a cozy spot here so I am off to indulge.
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Thanks so much! Glad you stopped by. Enjoy your indulgences!! Stop back in for a good laugh!
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Wow you chicks sure know how to have fun! Oh you crazy scientists who are lucky enough to work outside… I have to do all my research in dark windowless rooms. On the plus side we do get temperature control. Great blog!
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Well, it does have it’s disadvantages that’s for sure! We want to show more people the beauty and darkness of what we do! Thanks for stopping in and I hope to hear a story from you about your inside Chicks adventures!!
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Lol might be a little hard since you know… I’m a guy. But you can hear about inside guy adventures!
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We have plenty of honorary Chicks with Ticks members – we call them the Guys who Love Chicks with Ticks or The Hicks with Ticks….you are welcome to share a story – it would be fun@!
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Love the idea of this blog. I’m looking forward to reading more!
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Well, thank goodness we will be writing more!! Welcome and thanks for stopping in – sit a bit and you will laugh and maybe even cry, learn something new or just get confused!!
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Loved your “about” and thanks so much for following me! I’m doing the same to follow your journey! It sounds very interesting and our family is also very into camping, hiking and the great outdoors! 🙂
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Thanks for liking my Christmas Album post and signing up! And I am glad to have found your blog – what fun and very different! It should empower all chicks to explore nature.
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I’m loving the name Chicks with Ticks! That is fantastic – very interesting blog!
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We seem to have very interesting readers – lol! Appreciate your visit and hope you come back soon! Better yet – follow or subscribe to the RSS!!
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Howdy –
Wanted to say thanks for stopping by my blog today. I’m glad you did, it looks like I’m going to enjoy yours !
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Well, in blog surfing I have really found some doozies! Loved yours too….thanks for coming.
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Great post!
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Women in science, in nature, in the wild! A big OH-YEAH to all of it!
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That’s right and glad to see you here!! Keep in touch you never know what’s gonna come out!! Thanks for visiting and I look forward to seeing your “stuff” often!
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Awesome! I found you when you “liked” my post, “Photo of the Day | Stone Age Beetle” (thank you, by the way). I’m thinking to myself… “Chicks with ticks???” Then when I came here, it made perfect sense… and I love it! I’m a now-retired (due to health reasons) rock-climber and back country guide (and a woman). Keep on gathering those ticks!!!! Rock on!
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Thanks! I totally want that beetle in my back yard! The first thing I thought is that it would have been so f-ing cool to stumble on that in the middle of nowhere!! I would have just sat and stared in awe and wonder! I may reblog it if you don’t mind – our readers would LOVE it and you….thanks for stopping in – keep in touch – great minds…blah blah blah..
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Greetings, wondered who was choosing to follow my blog, so I wandered in to see … very cool blog! Thanks for stumbling on mine and I will return to learn and enjoy yours!
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It’s a big world out there but great minds think alike. This is the greatest way to build and I enjoy reading blogs and finding great stuff like yours. I appreciate you stopping and hope you find something you like!
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As someone who works in science on a day to day basis I have to say that I would like to see more women in science. Sometimes science especially research feels like an old gentleman’s club. I believe for me the more we have access to how beautiful and beautifully designed Nature is the more we will protect it and cherish it. Great Job on the Blog
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Women, in general, I think are some of the most beautiful creations of nature – how natural for them to embark on journeys to find what’s truly beautiful and precious! You said it!! This site is not a feminist site, a anti-man site – it’s a site for everyone but to show women and young women and girls that we can get dirty, wet, and muddy, hold frogs, and study trees, get ticks and scratches and still be beautiful!! Thanks for stopping in – I hope you read the past posts as they run the gamut! ENJOY!
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Wow. I just stopped by to say thank you for signing up to follow me. You made my night! I wasn’t sure what to expect. Mr. Brown said porn…I was leaning toward tourettes.
I really enjoyed reading your posts. I’ll be back.
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Thanks – It was hard to commit to the name – but it’s what we are!! I loved your stuff and am glad you stopped in regardless of the name….
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Love your blog!
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I really enjoy your blog so please accept the Versatile Blogger Award from me. There is more information on my current post.
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Hey Chicks. As one of my followers, I invite you over to select a present under the tree.
http://afrankangle.wordpress.com/2011/12/24/on-a-time-for-gifts/
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interesting wordpress!
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Awesome post! I will keep an on eye on your blog.
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Awesome post! I will keep an on eye on your blog.
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Awesome post! I will keep an on eye on your blog.
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Great post!
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Love your blog!
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Love your blog!
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Hi there,
thank you for your interest in our straw bale hotel.
As you can see, construction works are still on, but we think we’ll be ready for opening in October this year.
We wish you a Happy New Year and a lot of visits on your blog.
Greetings from Switzerland
Louis
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Great post!
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Great post!
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Awesome post! I will keep an on eye on your blog.
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Great post!
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Couldn’t have said it better myself.
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Hi, thanks for following my blog!
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What a great idea!
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Very original idea for a blog! Thanks for following mine btw – you managed to find it shortly after I created it. I’ll do my best to develop it to hold your interest. Have fun out there 😉
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Interesting and lively blog with great tips for exploring the wilds!
I love your photography!!!!
Elizabeth
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So glad you are enjoying it! Please feel free to get out there and try some yourself!
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I do…., I do…. why won’t this system let me use the shift key
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Love this, love the blog, love the whole ideology, love the fact that you guys are following me… Immense. I tell you now I’m following you right back!
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Same to ya but more of it! This whole blogsphere thing is quite fantastic and I am so glad to have found your site here too! Thanks for being here with us on this amazing journey!
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Hey ladies! You have an interesting site and fascinating lives!!! I wasn’t sure what you’re up to when I saw your name. I hesitated for a moment but I’m glad you didn’t turn out to be how I thought you would, just like what madamfickle said…. 🙂 Anyways, thank you for visiting my site and subscribing!!! Blessings and love & light to you!!!
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We are indeed lucky! You know what they say, book….cover…judging and all! Glad you stopped in and hope you enjoyed it. Thanks for the support
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Couldn’t have said it better myself.
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Love your blog!
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Great post!
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I like the site and its contents…. very interesting and engaging. not so sure about the theme… its rather strong colours detracts, for me, from the photos in particular. Did you experiment with other themes?
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I haven’t changed the theme since day one – I like it – seems like most people appreciate it….maybe I should try to change it though. Thanks for the observation.
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I worried I shouldn’t have posted that comment… rather forward of me when I have only just found you. Thank you for taking it in good humour.
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I’m a science chick too! Worked in sustainable agriculture, conservation, now medical! Science rules! 🙂
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Welcome Chick with Ticks!! You certainly belong here – maybe you can share a story from the field!
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Chicks. Ticks. Science. Nature. Hard hats. Snakes. Florida. Adventure. Learning. Squishy things. Intelligence. Humor. Woohoo!!
Sign me up…..
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You’re blog looks great. I started taking my two boys to national parks a few years ago, and love the chance to get into nature more. Looking forward to reading your blog.
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Great site & ideas! Thank you for coming by to look at my blog. My kids do really like getting out there in nature and help me to take some photos too!
Keep up the great work! 🙂
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Awesome blog! I will show it to my daughter, who is currently in college (science related major, but not an outdoor variety.) She will love it! And thanks for stopping by my blog, too. Hope you enjoy it as well.
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Wow, this is a wicked cool blog! I love science especially astronomy but I will read about any aspect of science. I live only a few miles from Woods Hole, Ma. I’m thinking you might be familiar with it. The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute is famous world wide. My next door neighbor was pilot on the Alvin for the second trip to the Titanic. I am looking forward to reading your blog.
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I friggin love you for saying wicked cool!!! Astronomy is so cool right? What state are you in? I haven’t heard of Woods Hole but we are in Florida. Sounds amazing that your friend went down there – I admire that kind of courage. It brings tears to my eyes what they must have felt! Hope you come back. Thanks for stopping in.
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Hi! I am in Massachusetts. Woods Hole is on Cape Cod. Check out the http://www.whoi.edu/ it is the website for the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute. It’s an awesome place if you like science and the ocean. The name of the pilot of the Alvin is Will Sellers. He didn get to go down on the first trip but he did on the second. He gave me a styrofoam cup that along with other styrofoam objects were attached to the back of the Alvin. They had signed them with the date and other info. Of course, going down to that depth it shrunk and is about 2 inches tall. Very Cool!!
I saw that you stopped by my blog. That’s how I found you. Yes, astronomy is wicked cool. Years ago my sister and I decided to learn all the constellations in the Northers sky. We finally succeeded and at the same time learned a lot about the universe we live in.
Anyway, I am happy to meet you and I will be back.
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Still such a fascinating trip they had!! Eerie!! Thanks for being here….I will visit often!
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Thanks for visiting and following peakaboomer! You’ve got a great site here! Awesome writing and great pictures. I look forward to visiting often, and I am quit flattered you would follow mine! Thank you, and best regards to you and yours, Joe H
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Hi, Thanks for following my blog! It’s still a work in progress, though and I am so thrilled to have you as my first follower. I love the environment too and will soon start a blog about environmental impacts. Your blog is great with beautiful pictures and helpful information. Will follow you back …
Best regards, Mariter
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Hi, Thanks for following my blog — which allowed me to find your terrific blog!
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I’m thrilled you are following my blog simply because I’ve discovered yours! What a great idea! I look forward to catching up on oh so many past posts of yours!Thanks, Lee
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You catch up and I will write some more content….I am glad you like it! I enjoyed visiting yours as well….funny how much good stuff is out here! Thanks for stopping.
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Hey! This is my kind of blog! Go Chicks! haha. Thank you for following me, I hope to spread awareness with my blog, oh and good fun too :). Ta-ta!
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hello,
thank you for visiting and ‘liking’ . . I just dipped my toes on your place and looking forward to getting a better taste . .
take care!
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Jump on in and enjoy!
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“The content and photos here are meant as a reminder that women in science are critical, magical, beautiful, and powerful! We can go anywhere, do anything, and we can change the world with our insight, intelligence, intellect, and intuition.”
After I read this quote from the Chicks with Ticks, I couldn’t help but forward this site to our daughter at Stanford where she is majoring in biology. In high school, she was a dare-devil pole vaulter and at 16 and 17 placed among the top five pole vaulters in her class in the state of California while maintaining a 4.65 GPA.
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Thank you! She is well deserving as a Chicks member….let her know that we are here to support her. Let us know if she needs anything!
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Love the name, love the message, love the headstand on the sand! I’m a sucker for headstands. And ticks. And I’m following your blog.
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Love that you love us!! Thanks for stopping in!
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Wonderful blog! Great inspiration for young women…. and the rest of us, too! … Shared with my followers and honored you with the Versatile Blogger Award… you can see it here: http://ihavetheperfectlife.com/2012/01/26/the-versatile-blogger-award/
XOXO,
Ann
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We’re heading to Skamania tomorrow to help put on the 11th River Restoration Northwest Annual Symposium (www.rrnw.org). Discovering your site is a great motivator. A slight majority of our board of directors and officers are accomplished geomorphologists, engineers and biologists who happen to be women, all of whom definitely embody the Chicks with Ticks sensibility! Y’all come on up the Pacific Northwest next February for the 12th annual symposium. We will get outdoors, I promise.
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Wow!! Great to hear from fellow nature nerds! You guys need to send some photos so we can see how much fun ya had! Thanks for the invite – may take you up on that!
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I enjoy your site much and appreciate the likes you send my way. I’m sure you’ve received “schools” of awards, but I just received my first (Versatile Blogger). Your site came to mind immediately as one to nominate in return. Thanks for your amazing site, blogs and photos.
http://whenisapartynotaparty.wordpress.com/
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Wow! I was planning to stop by and thank you Chicks with Ticks for following my blog – and I’m hooked! LOL, coming from a person who spends hours in front of the computer and considers a trip to Vons an outing that’s a big one. Great site, and I’m just loving the ideas you have here. The inner GPS – I really need one of those, ’cause I can get lost in LA with a real one guiding me out loud. I’m subscribed now, and will continue reading and exploring your site. Thank you for putting this virtual corner together!
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So flattered. I know how hard it is to find something that catches the eye (yours did me too!). I appreciate your time and am glad you enjoy. Hope you keep coming back. Maybe you will get inspired to get out there and GO ANYWHERE lol!! Can’t wait for your next post – need some laughs after dodging ticks and gators all day in the swamp!
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You all are my kinda chicks! You work hard and play harder!!! Gotta save some luv for the Hicks with ticks too =) HIL-AIR. You all rock. I’m happy to say I have two little chicks with ticks already keenly interested in the great outdoors. My two year old knows baby sign language for bug, butterfly, tree, water, moon, stars & now we just have to work on her saying the words(!) My six month old loves being carried around on hikes and taking rides in the stroller for fresh, fresh air. Anyhow, thanks for following my blog and I’ll be sure to check in with you all. Keep up your great work, would you? Best, Stephanie
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Florida just got. tad bit mor Sunshiny!
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Oh this ridiculous touchscreen phone and my hasty-non-proofread comment skills…
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Spelling shmelling – you are PERFECT!! Thanks for loving us!
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Hello dear Chicks, Congratulations! I have nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award, check it out here: http://allaboutlemon.com/2012/02/06/whew-more-versatile-blogger-awards/
Enjoy and have fun 🙂
Dolly
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Wow! Your blog is awesome. 🙂 Thanks for following my blog. Science chicks rock!
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I just really enjoyed my visits to your site. 🙂
Thank you for following me at my wordpress.com site! I’ve moved and updated my site, you can follow at: http://barefootpreachr.org/
Look forward to seeing you soon!
Blessings,
Pat
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In the “better late than never” category, please accept my congratulations on your remarkable entry in Dark Globe’s photo contest. Judging was a very difficult job and I’m just happy your work was enjoyed by many, many people.
Lorna
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I would love to see what won – I can imagine there were TONS to go through – must have been both a blessing and a curse!! Thanks for taking time to visit! Means a lot.
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Hey Chicks with ticks,
We wanted to say thank you so much for following http://theviewfromhere.ca
You have been a subscriber for over 4 months now and we are very appreciative of your support. Fortunately or unfortunately (however you may look at it) we are migrating to self hosting which means we will lose you are a subscriber. This shift is happening in the next month or so.
Would you be willing to send us your “public” email so we can message you when we make the shift? We take your privacy seriously and will not share your email with anyone.
Your continued support of our site is appreciated and your comments are always welcome.
Regards,
Ralph Dopping
rdopping@gmail.com
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What a cute name for a blog! Thanks for following…
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Hey! Thanks for following our blog! Specially since that led us to yours, great idea! Keep on rocking adventure and science.
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Here you go, and thanks!
http://stewpify.wordpress.com/2012/05/10/appreciation/
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Hi, I nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award. I enjoy your blog and hope you don’t mind that I included a link to it on my post Blog-O-Rama.
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Thanks so much! I haven’t figured out how to put up the awards on our site yet but am so appreciative!!
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Thanks for the follow, Chicks with Ticks! Your mission is wonderful and so is your blog. Also, I feel I should mention that I went hiking a few days ago and won the award for most ticks (10!). That might be a new record!
See you around the blogosphere!
-Nadia
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Alright, ladies, I haven’t commented in awhile . . . but I read you. And it’s a good read every time I do so while I don’t often get involved in these chain-blogger materials . . . I’m paying forward this “Very Inspiring Blogger Award” bit.
I have to apologize to Shannon at Smirk Pretty blog for taking so long on this nomination. I get to comments and readers as often as I can but nominations should really take priority particularly to the other bloggers who I read and who read me.
So here are the details:
The Inspired Blogger award’s requirements look like this:
1. Display the award logo somewhere on the blog.
(get it here: http://our-story-begins.com/2012/06/05/very-inspiring-blogger-award/ ))
2. Link back to the blog of the person who nominated you.
3. State seven things about yourself.
4. Nominate 15 other bloggers for the award and provide links to their blogs.
5. Notify those bloggers that they have been nominated and of the award’s requirements.
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Honored!! Will take time out tomorrow to do my part!! Thanks for your support!
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Now that’s an attention-getting blog title! I don’t know what brought you to my place, but thanks for following.
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This is a different from many other blogs I’ve visited, but I think it will be helpful for those women who are interested in science. I would like to nominate you for the Reader Appreciation Award.
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Wow!!! We are flattered! We are also glad you stopped it to read. Maybe you should look a little farther as all our content is not necessarily about science! Who knows, you might find you are a Chick with TIcks too
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Thanks so much for following my blog!
My wife is in a scientific field (horticulture) so I am well acquainted with the power and knowledge of a scientific woman! Keep up the great work!
John
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Thank you for coming by and liking. I love the outdoors, and I love to invite young women to hike. We have a program, “Blister with a Sister.” Blessing.
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I like what you guys are after! I am soon to be pursuing an M.S. to stay in science as well 🙂
{I was originally planning on completing an M.S. in Environmental Science}
Thank you for following my blog! It would be great if you could help me on my quest to promote positivity if you “Like”
https://www.facebook.com/MissCaliBayArea
I post daily hoping to help people have healthier,l happier lives 🙂
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THANKS Went to your facebook page and am so impressed – you must work very hard to share your positivity – MORE MORE MORE!!! So glad to hear you are interested in the sciences….keep up the good work! Thanks for stopping in!
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I do try, I hope that just by competing I can make some difference in the lives of others — my real goal in life! If you could “Like” my page, that would be great as well. Thank you!
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Congratulations, Chicks!
I have nominated your blog for the Blog of the Year 2012 Award.
The rules of the award are at
http://dearkitty1.wordpress.com/2012/12/07/blog-of-the-year-2012-award-thanks-russell/
Well deserved! Enjoy 🙂
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A very cool blog. Thanks for stopping by mine. Come back soon and be careful out there…
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Dear Chicks With Ticks,
Congratulations!
I have nominated your blog for the Best Moment Award.
More about this nomination is at
http://dearkitty1.wordpress.com/2013/04/22/best-moment-award-thanks-supernova/
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Hi, Heard this on NPR – Living on Earth and thought of you
http://www.loe.org/shows/segments.html?programID=13-P13-00019&segmentID=6
Hope you enjoy it! have a great summer!
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Hi Jacqueline
Thank You for Following my Blog back, MUCH Appreciated. :).
Best Wishes 🙂
Kev. 🙂
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Loved your “About”, I felt empowered and fascinated from the beginning ! 🙂
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Hey, Chicks! I’ve always enjoyed your blog, so I wanted you to know that I recognized you with the Very Inspiring Blogger Award. You can get all of the info here:
http://exploratorius.us/2013/06/28/an-award-er-recognition/
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Hiya Chicks. What a cool blog you have – and great name for it!
I have to say you have a darn sight more intestinal fortitude than myself – I come from lil’ New Zealand where the most dangerous things we have in our forests are wild boars, dope-growers razor wire and gintraps and cute things like that. You wouldn’t catch me in a stream full of mocassins and gators with a rifle at my back!! I would seriouslly get on my knees and ask you to shoot me rather than enter such waters. My daughter would probably go where you do, but she’s a little bit mad. Ya know, drives drag cars and does rock-climbing in remote and dodgy places, and a few dangerous things as well. I’m not entirely sure where I went wrong there…
Thanks for dropping by my blog – I’m signing up for yours. I’m off to Thailand shortly to play with elephants in jungle territory again, so your hints and tips may come in handy. But I sincerely hope not.
Have a great day – I insist.
Rave
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Hiya Chicks. What a great blog you have – and a really cool name for it!
You have far more intestinal fortitude than I. I wouldn’t get into a stream with alligators and mocassins if you held a rifle to my back. I would actually get on my knees and beg you to shoot me instead. I’m from lil’ New Zealand, where the most dangerous things we have in our forests are wild boars and dope-growers razor wire and gintraps and cute stuff like that. My daughter would probably do some of the things you do though, but she’s a little bit mad. Ya know, drives drag cars and does rock climbing in remote, dodgy places and stuff. Sometimes she does dangerous things as well. I’m not sure where I went wrong there…
Thanks for dropping by my blog. I’ve signed up for yours. I’m off back to North Thailand soon to play with elephants in jungle areas again, so some of your tips and tricks might come in handy. I sincerely hope not…
Have a great day. I insist.
Rave
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Oh – do take care and pictures! Can’t wait to hear all about Thailand….one of my bucket list places to visit. Thanks for being here and sharing….be brave – and tell us about your adventures too!
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Humble apologies. I didn’t get any sort of notification that my ramblings had got through to you and then my computer had a cardiac arrest for some reason unknown, so I tried to remember what I wrote then proceeded to repeat myself. I hope your computer forgives me my birambling.
Thank you. I shall to my utmost to face the dubious dangers and perilous peculiarities of the Thai jungle with Rambo-like fortitude, and should I survive I will indeed report having done this to all and sundry via my blog and proceed to explain how I did so.
Is it the done thing to take whiskey into the jungle? I am turning 50 in a week or two and wish to intensify my resistance to any failings in my ageing immune system in the most natural way possible. After all, they do use gin under their tonics in Africa, do they not? At least it says so in all the adventure books…
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I most certainly recommend imbibing something – if not whiskey – beers will certainly stave any aging….I find that it keeps me quite young!
Enjoy – imbibe – enthrall – and engross…..go for it!
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I’m glad you stop by my blog. I don’t follow any pages that are quite like this one and it will be nice to see something new in my blog feed.
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Thanks so much – we are flattered!! You are making us blush!!
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