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Florida
Panhandle & Big Bend Initiative
 Northwest
FloridaEnvironmentalConservancy
The purpose of the NWFLEC organization is to raise public
awareness of the incredible natural history of this region.
The E.O. Wilson
Biophilia Center
Apalachicola
River Basin
"Saving
Wakulla Springs Starts With You"Tallahassee
Democrat Newspaper Special Edition - June 2006
Northwest
Florida Online Interactive Trail Maps & Info. Visist Florida
New
Ichtucknee Working Group Web Page - www.Ichetucknee.info
- Check it Out !
New
Florida Habitat and Wildlife Web Site - Planning, Design Features and
BMPs for Their Conservation -
Check it Out !
A
Guide to Florida-Friendly Landscaping: New
Handbook from
the Florida Yards and Neighborhoods Program
Workshop
Results & Follow- up: Seeking
Funds for Parks, Greenways, Trails and Recreational Facilities Development.
The "Leg Up" workshop
Informational
Workshop IMPLEMENTATION GUIDEBOOK FOR PROTECTING FLORIDA'S SPRINGS Tuesday
July 12, 2005 Click Here
Great
Florida Birding Trail Update
Transportation
Planning
Woodville
Karst Plain & Wakulla Springshed Planning
Books
& Publications
"Priceless
Florida"
"For anyone with any interest in the natural history of Florida,
or for that matter natural history in general, Priceless Florida is hard
to put down. It combines the depth of an encyclopedia with the freshness
and accessibility of a field manual."--E. O. Wilson, Harvard University
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Between
Two Rivers
The rivers are the Aucilla to the east and the Apalachicola to the west,
which define the Red Hills and Gulf coast regions. A series of diverse
and remarkable essays. Editors include Susan Cerulean; well-known Southern
author Janisse Ray; and Tallahassee poet Laura Newton, editor of the Apalachee
Review.
Pinhook
Finding Wholeness in a Fragmented Land
 Janisse
Ray, award-winning author of Ecology of a Cracker Childhood and Wild Card
Quilt, writes an evocative paean to wildness and wilderness restoration
with an extraordinary journey into southern Georgia's Pinhook Swamp.
Panhandle
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