Highlights:
• Audubon, Revisited
• Nine Great Eco-Adventures
• Confederate Florida & Salt
• Gatorland – The Ubiquitous Reptile
• Protecting Florida Environments
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TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT
Our state’s environment is under siege, but environmental professor and journalist Leslie Kemp Poole says we still can save it—if we adapt these solutions.
AUDUBON, REVISITED
John James Audubon was a brilliant naturalist and artist — and a racist. Noted Audubon biographer Gregory Nobles considers his subject’s tarnished legacy.
GATORLAND
Craig Pittman reports on the prehistoric reptiles that have become synonymous with modern Florida. Photography by John Moran
LET’S GO WILD
Come along on nine great eco-adventures, from snorkeling in the Dry Tortugas to exploring North Florida’s underground caves.
By Janet Scherberger and Pam Daniel
A SALTY STORY
How Confederate Florida weaponized an everyday commodity during the Civil War.
By Robert Taylor
| Media Type | |
|---|---|
| Producer | Produced by Florida Humanities |
| Publication Title | FORUM Magazine |
| Publication Date | 2023 – Fall |
