Carol was the first female field employee for the Florida Park Service. In the 1950s, she created the first tram tour at Highlands Hammock State Park in Sebring.

Carol Herzog grew up appreciating the natural abundance and beauty of the savannas in St. Lucie County. As an adult, she led efforts to ensure its conservation and protection.

The discovery of mammoth skeletons led to an underwater archaeology expedition in the 1970s.

This archaeological site is a large complex of primarily burial mounds that date to over 5,000 years ago.

We can learn much about humans through their diet. Food is necessary to sustain life, but is also something we delight in.

In 1955, an owl totem approximately 10 feet tall was discovered in the St. Johns River.

Some of the most commonly found Calusa artifacts are shell tools, including shell hammers and axes.

Susan Strawbridge joined with others to preserve Homosassa Springs.

Not only did this make her the first female boat captain at Silver Springs, it also made her the first female boat captain in Marion County to be certified by the U.S. Coast Guard.

Dagny Johnson led citizen efforts to stop a development in Key Largo.