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Crew Boss Academy
Experts in fire management met to share information, ideas and experiences.
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Wilderness Preserve
Experience the Real Florida and sleep under the stars.
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Volunteer Spotlight, Kirk Roggenkamp and Cathy Hill
Kirk and Cathy are multitalented, committed volunteers who provide valuable help to our park.
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Staff Spotlight, David Baniak
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Staff Spotlight, William McNaught
Telling the history of Fort Mose is important to William. He loves to engage with visitors and educate them about the story of Fort Mose.
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Geology in Wes Skiles Peacock Springs State Park
The wildness that epitomizes North Florida and its natural beauty is on full display. Originally named Peacock Springs State Park, the Nature Conservancy purchased the land in 1985, and the State acquired it in 1993. The park’s name was amended in 2011 to honor the late Wes Skiles for his documentary filmmaking, springs advocacy, and contributions to cave exploration.
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2024 First Day Hikes
We are excited to welcome the new year. First Day Hikes provide an opportunity to connect with nature and spend time outdoors.
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Drop a Hook!
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Staff Spotlight, David Dodson
David is a Florida native whose experience around the world has prepared him to conserve nature at home.
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Florida Greenways and Trails Month
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Celebrate Public Lands
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Volunteer Spotlight, Carol Brown
Carol’s passion for protecting state parks is what makes her an exceptional volunteer.
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Celebrate Public Lands
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Celebrate National Water Quality Month
Learn how to protect and preserve the pristine waters that make Florida unique!
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Geology at Madison Blue Spring State Park
Madison Blue Spring is world famous for underwater cave diving and exploration, while the Withlacoochee River provides ample opportunities for paddling adventures. The spring’s clear blue waters originate from the lower Oligocene Suwannee Limestone, part of the Floridan aquifer system.
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Staff Spotlight, Shannon Black
Ranger Shannon Black enjoys spending time on our waterways and shores.
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Park Zen
Need a break from the ordinary? Explore Park Zen with your favorite device and discover the rejuvenating power of Florida State Parks.