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Date: 2014-08-15 13:12:01 Great Florida Birding Trail Everglades Fakahatchee Strand Preserve State Park Copeland Florida Flooded grasslands and savannas Strand swamp Florida State Road 29 Big Cypress National Preserve Taxodium distichum Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge		History & Nature The Fakahatchee Strand is a forested swamp about 20 miles long and five miles wide where the underlying limestone has dissolved to form a shallow, seasonally-flooded depression with a canopy characterize Add to Reading List Source URL: orchidswamp.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,75 MB Share Document on Facebook

	The Friends of Fakahatchee www.orchidswamp.org Reprinted from the 2008 10th Anniversary Edition of the FOF Newsletter, The Ghost Writer To explore Fakahatchee Strand Preserve State Park today, please visit DocID: 1rBCO - View Document
	Included with the FEBRUARY 2009 issue of The Ghost Writer, newsletter of the Friends of Fakahatchee The Future of Fakahatchee’s Big Cypress Bend Boardwalk by Dennis Giardina In the summer of 1996, a wildlife officer DocID: 1qI00 - View Document
	T he all-volunteer, non-profit Friends of Fakahatchee has launched a capital campaign to expand Access for All in one of our country’s most spectacular areas of subtropical wilderness: Fakahatchee Strand Preserve Stat DocID: 1qEzu - View Document
	Janes Scenic Drive • At the start on the left is a rock quarry, the result of limestone mining. Watch for water birds on the water and at the edges. • A water treatment plant is on the right. On the DocID: 1qq4J - View Document
	FAKAHATCHEE STRAND PRESERVE STATE PARK Big Cypress Bend Boardwalk ...the window to Fakahatchee Strand Welcome to one of the most unique and beautiful locations in all of Florida. DocID: 1pjlE - View Document