Flora of the Timucuan Preserve
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The Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve covers 46,000 acres and offers visitors a chance to experience unspoiled Florida wilderness. Nature trails wind through hardwood forests, wetlands, and scrub vegetation. Learn more about the plants of the Timucuan Preserve below. Timucuan Preserve Plant Guide (2.2 MB pdf) - Jacksonville University and NPS, 2008 Flora and Fauna of the Theodore Roosevelt Area (57 KB pdf) The files above requires that you have Adobe Reader installed on your computer. Click here to get the free download. |
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Plants of the Timucuan Preserve