You're probably aware of Florida's world famous natural wonders like its coastline, the Everglades, and its colorful coral reefs. Did you know, however, that Florida also houses an abundance of less publicized natural delights including one of the largest under-water cave systems in the continental U.S., a type of prairie found nowhere else in the U.S., and an ancient forest system perched on prehistoric dunes?
In Florida: the Natural Wonders, Jeff Ripple leads readers on an exploration of the natural wonders of the entire state, acquainting them with the geology, ecosystems, wildlife, and weather, while he explains how they can help protect Florida's natural treasures for future generations to enjoy. His spectacular color photographs bring readers face-to-face with wild creatures and breathtaking vistas, and capture the spirit of Florida as never before.
Newcomers, residents, and visitors alike will find Florida: The Natural Wonders to be an invaluable resource.
A sweeping exploration of Florida's natural heritage with lively text and gorgeous photography. 144 pages, 120 color photographs, Voyageur Press, 1997
Hardcover $32.00