A look at the 60 years since the creation of the National Park and what has been done to protect Florida's endangered water resources.
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The authors discuss their book on our state's human and natural history as detailed from an environmental rather than a political viewpoint.
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Two researchers and a historian tell the story of the St. Joe Company and how it came to control one million acres of Florida's Panhandle, raising questions about land use and regional planning.
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A game warden wages a lonely battle to preserve Florida's unique wildlife.
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A Florida history professor writes a crime/mystery novel set in 1920s St. Petersburg.
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The first book documenting the life and work of one of Florida's greatest environmental crusaders also details her early struggles to succeed in a male-dominated field.
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The bohemian community of Coconut Grove was home to the pioneering environmentalist. Now the cottage is in danger from gentrification.
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A book details our long and destructive relationship with Florida's Everglades.
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Could Florida be facing large-scale water wars? One journalist believes our failure to conserve the state's water will lead to dire consequences in the years to come.
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Florida's natural environment and wildlife has long been plundered for a quick profit.
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A historian explains how Florida became a preferred destination for major league baseball clubs in the early spring months.
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An unseen army of immigrant farmworkers endure marginal living conditions to harvest food for Floridians.
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Florida's "state reptile" has had a long and colorful relationship with people, as alligators are inextricably intertwined with our state's culture.
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