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Gulf recreational red snapper season begins June 1
Season runs June 1 – July 14 The 2013 Gulf of Mexico recreational red snapper season begins June 1 in state and federal waters. This year’s state season is 44 days long and will be open through July 14 with … Continue reading
Explore the natural beauty of Blackwater River State Forest
Lakes, trails, rivers offer endless recreation Boasting more than 210,000 acres of long leaf pine forests, lakes, streams and rivers, Blackwater River State Forest is a great place to explore nature. As one of the largest and oldest State forests … Continue reading
Posted in Biking, Birding, Fishing, Hunting, Kayak/Canoe, Nature, Outdoor Family Fun, paddle/surf/boat, Parks, Trails/Hiking
Tagged Birding, boating, Camping, hiking, Kayaking/Canoeing, northwest florida, Outdoor Family Fun
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The future looks bright for artificial reefs in South Walton
New organization forming great plans Santa Rosa Beach resident Andy McAlexander is on a mission, and it’s a big one. With plans to bring artificial reefs near shore in the Gulf of Mexico and oyster habitat restoration to the eastern … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Fishing, paddle/surf/boat
Tagged Environment, Fishing, northwest florida, south walton, walton county
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Paddle or float down Spring Creek in Marianna
Enjoy a lazy day enjoying nature Looking for a scenic, easy day of paddling along a spring fed creek? Head over to Marianna in Jackson County and enjoy the clear waters of Spring Creek. This beautiful, sandy bottom creek winds … Continue reading
Posted in Birding, Eco tourism adventure, Kayak/Canoe, Outdoor Family Fun, paddle/surf/boat
Tagged Kayaking/Canoeing, Nature, northwest florida, Outdoor Family Fun, Stand up paddle boarding
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Choctawhatchee Audubon activities for May
May 2: Monthy Meeting: A program on the biological diversity of the Blackwater River State Forest will be presented by Peggy Baker of the Frances M. Weston Audubon Society in Pensacola. The meeting will be held in Rm 132 of … Continue reading
Legends and Lore Festival at Falling Waters State Park April 19 -20
The Friends of Falling Waters are proud to present the 10th Annual Legends & Lore Festival at Falling Waters State Park April 19-20, 2013. Come one, come all, step back in time and experience the real Florida, before electricity, cars … Continue reading
Posted in Home/Garden, Nature, Outdoor Family Fun
Tagged home and garden, Nature, northwest florida, Outdoor Family Fun
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Barrier free recreation on the Gulf of Mexico offered at William J. Rish Recreational Park in Cape San Blas
A vacation to remember awaits near Port St. Joe Imagine the perfect vacation – a spot with a beautiful view of the Gulf, songbirds singing, your own private beach, swimming pool and easy access to it all just a few … Continue reading
Posted in Beaches, Eco tourism adventure, Outdoor Family Fun
Tagged ADA access beach, Beaches, northwest florida, Outdoor Family Fun
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Explore Seven Runs Creek in Walton County
Twists, turns and scenic beauty along this gem of a creek Seven Runs creek, located off of State Road 81, just north of Bruce, is a scenic paddle through hardwood wetlands and cypress swamps. A short, 2.3 mile paddle, this … Continue reading
Step back in time at the Panhandle Pioneer Settlement in Blountstown
A simpler life preserved at historical park Ever wonder what it was like to live in Northwest Florida during the nineteenth and early twentieth century? Head over to explore the Panhandle Pioneer Settlement in Blountstown and step back in time. … Continue reading
Posted in Home/Garden, Outdoor Family Fun, Parks
Tagged home and garden, northwest florida, Outdoor Family Fun
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Cogongrass and hydrilla two invasive plants choking our environment
Invasive Species Awareness: How good is your invader knowledge? Invasive species are non-native or exotic species that do not naturally occur in an area and cause economic or environmental harm or harm to human health. These invasive species have become … Continue reading
