The author of a book about North America before the arrival of the Europeans draws some surprising conclusions about the number of people living in Florida.
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Profile of a pioneering Miami crime/mystery writer with an environmental mission.
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How do the ideals of the "good society" apply to life in Florida? An author offers some cynical observations.
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How can ranchlands, some of the last privately-owned undeveloped lands in Florida, be preserved for their cultural and environmental importance?
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Actors speak the words of everyday Floridians in a play exploring their connection with a special piece of land.
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A geologist talks about what man has done to the Kissimmee River, and how its history reflects our changing attitudes toward the natural world.
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A Cuban exile poet has no problem mixing poetry and politics while enjoying his home in Florida.
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