Sebastian Inlet State Park is a beautiful place where land meets sea. The dunes and beaches here are home to many species of unique and threatened wildlife, visit Sebastian Inlet and take a walk on the wild side!

For thousands of years, the Homosassa main spring has lured humans and wildlife alike. Today, visitors from around the world come to those very spring banks to take in the same dazzling sight of water in this massive spring.

Blue Spring State Park is known mainly for being the winter home of the Florida manatee, but did you know we have another special species that can be found here year round?

Explore the diverse birding opportunities at Anastasia State Park, and see of the most important bird nesting areas in Florida.

T.H. Stone Memorial St. Joseph Peninsula State Park offers 10 miles of white sandy beaches and is a fantastic spot for every beach experience under the sun.

It’s the state’s only endemic bird, which means the Florida scrub-jay is found nowhere else, and its need for a specific habitat is one reason why scrub-jay numbers are declining. The only bird species that requires a sandy, scrubby habitat to survive is the Florida scrub-jay.