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Volunteers and members from Conserve Nassau meet at Little Nana Dune to encourage its healing from a blowout by planting native plants. Photo courtesy of Conserve Nassau
Nonprofit Conserve Nassau goes public
The 1.5-mile stretch currently being completed is shown above. It stretches from Big Talbot Island just north of Houston Avenue and reaches the entrance to Little Talbot Island State Park. Map courtesy of Florida Department of Transportation
Timucuan Trail segment nearing completion
Amelia Island Concours Week sets new economic impact record
Association announces Park Ranger of the Year
NCSO investigation leads to Texas arrest
Amelia Island Sea Turtle Watch, Inc. President Mary Duffy leads the 2023 introductory meeting of the turtle watch. Duffy has more than 30 years of experience in identifying and marking turtle nests with the watch. Photo by Holly Dorman
‘Turtley’ that time of year: AISTW holds first organizational meeting of the year
Photo courtesy of UF/IFAS Photo Big Cypress National Preserve houses more than 30 orchid species, including the Ghost Orchid. Usually blooming in the peak of summer, the Sphinx Moth visits the orchid at night, using its long proboscis to collect nectar, which ends up spreading pollen to other Ghost Orchids. It was believed that only the Giant Sphinx Moth pollenated the Ghost Orchid until 2019, when researchers photographed a PawPaw Sphinx Moth feeding from a Ghost Orchid.
Marvelous adaptations – the orchid
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‘Ungeek your technology' with ABWA
