ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT COOLIDGE DEDICATING A SANCTUARY AND SINGING TOWER AT MOUNTAIN LAKE, FLA. FEBRUARY 1, 1929 Our country is giving an increasing amount of attention to art. We have […]
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In January 2021, the Rare Plant Conservation Program (RPCP) began a project to investigate how successful seed sowing may be to create new populations of Florida goldenaster, Chrysopsis floridana. We
Now on display in the Visitor Center, Tampa artist Vevie Dimmitt presents her newest exhibit, Icons: Windows to Heaven. As an environmental advocate, Vevie shares her love of nature and
He has done it again! Long recognized as one of the globe’s top composers, Geert D’hollander is no stranger to international accolades. He can now add winning composer for The
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Join the movement to make mindfulness a priority for 2021. We have partnered with AdventHealth to create Mindful Mondays, a series of meditations available on the first Monday of each
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The Rare Plant Conservation Program (RPCP), with federal and state partners, began a project to map existing populations of the rare Cooley’s waterwillow, Justicia cooleyi, collect leaf samples for genetic
The Duke Energy Foundation has graciously provided funding to the Rare Plant Conservation Program (RPCP) since 2016 to restore and protect Florida’s unique flora and habitats. This work focuses on
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A rare plant species being safeguarded at Bok Tower Gardens in the Center for Plant Conservation National Collection, Ashe’s Calamint (Calamintha ashei), has received some popularity in the local and
After the year we’ve had, we’re all looking forward to a fresh start this New Year. AdventHealth Medical Group primary care wants to help make 2021 the year you and
In 2019, the Rare Plant Conservation Program (RPCP) began a project funded by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to introduce a new population of the endangered Lakela’s Mint in