The Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail
Donate By: Kyle Grammatica The Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail (GFBWT) is a 2,000-mile, self-guided trail designed to conserve Florida’s 490 native species of birds via birdwatching, education, and economic opportunities. The trail, which includes 510 premier wildlife viewing sites across the state, is supported by the Foundation, the
Historical Treasures of Northeast Florida
By: Kyle Grammatica Fort Clinch State Park The 1,400-acre Fort Clinch State Park has something for everyone! Whether you’re a history buff, a trail trekker, or a beach lover you’ll find something to enjoy at Fort Clinch State Park. The area that Fort Clinch State Park sits on has been
Vital Research Moves Forward
The role and use of spring-fed systems by marine fish species along Florida’s Gulf coast is poorly understood. Are marine fish using the spring-fed river systems as a refuge when coastal water temperatures fall to lethal levels like manatees do? If so, what are the effects on freshwater fish species
Natural Wonders of the Panhandle
By: Kyle Grammatica Tarkiln Bayou Preserve State Park Tarkiln Bayou Preserve State Park covers over 4,000 acres and protects Florida’s wet prairie habitat. The wet prairie habitat found in the park is home to four species of pitcher plants as well as other rare plants and animals. Visitors can enjoy