The impact hurricanes like Irma and Ian have had are immeasurable, with the livelihood and infrastructure damage taking center stage in the aftermath. There is another kind of loss that […]
Florida has been a beloved destination long before the “road trip” existed, but it was the age of the automobile which cemented us as an attainable vacation option. As more […]
Museum Manager Thomas Lockyear will share a collection of anecdotes and stories about Everglades residents who served in the U.S. Military and how local businesses contributed vital resources to our […]
The impact hurricanes like Irma and Ian have had are immeasurable, with the livelihood and infrastructure damage taking center stage in the aftermath. There is another kind of loss that […]
From local swimming spot to roadside attraction to state park, the only constant throughout Weeki Wachee Springs over its 75 year history are the mermaid performances. Join Rebecca Schwandt, historian […]
Museum Manager Thomas Lockyear will reprise his "Black History of Everglades City" talk on the day after Juneteenth - with the addition of new discoveries and expanded information. Mr. Lockyear […]
Join Conservancy biologist Ian Easterling to better understand the effects of the invasive Burmese python in the Everglades ecosystem. Since its inception in 2013, the Conservancy's python program has been […]
On July 8th, 2000, Ochopee resident Dave Shealy caught an ape-like bipedal humanoid with long brown fur - running through the sawgrass behind Trail Lakes Campground - on video. Since […]
The impact hurricanes like Irma and Ian have had are immeasurable, with the livelihood and infrastructure damage taking center stage in the aftermath. There is another kind of loss that […]
As we cruise into the heart of Florida’s “storm season”, Museum Manager Thomas Lockyear will explore the history of hurricanes that have impacted our area and how they have shaped […]