Experts discuss Florida's rapidly-dwindling natural landscape and a few possible alternatives to developmental sprawl.
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Florida's foremost nature photographer talks about his mission to preserve the natural Florida landscape.
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An artist learns to appreciate the subtle beauty of the Florida scrub landscape and its unique plants and animals.
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The words of a Florida poet who wants to enlighten the public about the culture and traditions of the state's cattle industry.
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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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An award-winning columnist looks back on some of his most memorable discoveries off the beaten path and out of Florida's cultural mainstream.
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An award-winning photographer who specializes in capturing images unique to Florida.
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A Florida philosopher looks at the historical thought patterns and values behind the way we perceive the natural world
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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 philosopher looks at how a sense of environmental ethics may offer solutions to Florida's environmental problems.
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