A place for news, resources and updates on the preserve and surrounding area.
In This Issue: Bald Eagle Populations are on the Rise! Partnerships are Key to Success for Eagles Nesting on Man-made Structures From Rescue to Resighting,
by Rob Diaz De Villegas A few weeks ago, I saw an image just like the one above. The photo up there is one of a
Nokuse Plantation founder M.C. Davis had a vision for a 300-year mission: to restore 55,000 acres to native north Florida habitats. Starting 2000, the former
Based at the Audubon Center for Birds of Prey, Audubon EagleWatch seeks information about Bald Eagles, active nest locations, and possible disturbances or threats to
The E.O. Wilson Biophilia Center is located in Freeport, Florida, about 30 minutes from the Coffeen Nature Preserve. The Biophilia Center is a state-of-the-art environmental
The optimum time to plant Florida wildflower seeds is late September through late December. After germination the small seedlings are totally frost hardy. Our natural
Many people in the Florida panhandle enjoy Ruby-throated hummingbirds during summer and fall but are not aware a hummingbird might spend the winter in their
There are many aspects of the Coffeen Nature Preserve that make it unique, perhaps the greatest is Lake Fuller. Coastal dune lakes are quite rare.
While driving through the Preserve, one will occasionally see some turtles. Turtles are divided into those which are aquatic and those which are terrestrial, such
Early spring is a great time to think about the land that surrounds your house. Fortunately, you have plenty of choices. One of them could
As hot weather engulfs the area, expect to see more snakes, which includes rattlesnakes. The eastern diamondback and the pigmy are the most common in
With streamline bodies and flipper-like limbs, sea turtles are graceful swimmers well-adapted to life in the marine world. Each species has their own set of
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