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SUMMARY:Finding Florida in the 1800s: Indian Trailmarker Trees Point the Way
LOCATION:The Howard T. Odum Florida Springs Institute\, 18645 High Springs Main St\, High Springs
DESCRIPTION:Learn about Indian Trailmarker trees and their connections to Florida’s natural landscape during a lecture by Dr. Ken Sulak. Discover trees found throughout the Suwannee River Basin\, including examples located at or pointing toward springs\, and learn what characteristics to look for while hiking. Sulak is a retired U.S. Geological Survey research fish ecologist with advanced degrees from the University of Miami School of Marine Science and a bachelor’s degree from Harvard University.\n\nSource: Visit Gainesville — https://www.visitgainesville.com/event/finding-florida-in-the-1800s-indian-trailmarker-trees-point-the-way/
URL:https://www.visitgainesville.com/event/finding-florida-in-the-1800s-indian-trailmarker-trees-point-the-way/
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