Florida’s wildlife depends on clean water and open spaces. Although anhingas have learned to live with man in waterfront communities, they are vulnerable to environmental impacts lower on the food chain. Image ©Mac Stone
Cedar Key Fishing Community
Aerial Photograph of the historic Cedar Key fishing community, just south of the mouth of the Suwannee River. image ©Carlton Ward
Florida Keys Ecosystems
Protecting the Keys will enhance nature-based recreational opportunities for millions of visitors and help ensure the survival of rare plants and animals, some found nowhere else. image by ©Jeff Ripple
And My Father Before Me
Catesby's lily in the Kissimmee-St. John's River Connector
Florida Panther
The iconic Florida Panther depends on our success in maintaining intact connections between vast open spaces. Image ©Carlton Ward
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Florida Forever 2012 Calendar

Florida Forever 2012 Calendar

The Legacy Institute for Nature & Culture (LINC) announces its latest conservation photography calendar: Florida Forever. The 2012 calendar is a collaborative work featuring 12 of the state’s leading nature photographers focused on a selection of Florida’s most vulnerable but spectacular landscapes. For more than... more

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