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A Hurricane Swept These Tortoises Across Miles of Ocean to a New Home in Florida—and Now, They're ThrivingWhen Hurricane Helene swept through the southeastern United States in September 2024, the storm caused catastrophic ...
CHRIS URSO | Times ] Natural dispersal is etched in Florida’s history ... where other flamingos had blown in after the storm: Fort De Soto park. “When you study wildlife, you always hear ...
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Fort De Soto Park’s North Beach Reopens After Hurricane RecoveryREAD :Florida Highway Patrol Arrests Wrong-Way DUI ... The reopening of Fort De Soto Park is a welcome development for residents and visitors alike, providing access to this beloved natural ...
PINELLAS CO, Fla. — Fort De Soto Park was ravaged by hurricane Helene, leaving behind a trail of debris that took months to cleanup. During that cleanup, park officials noticed something had ...
Spanning five small islands, the 1,136-acre Fort De Soto Park lies at the mouth of Tampa Bay and attracts more than 2.7 million visitors a year. The park features 7 miles of waterfront ...
Spanning five small islands, the 1,136-acre Fort De Soto Park lies at the mouth of Tampa Bay and attracts more than 2.7 million visitors a year. The park features 7 miles of waterfront ...
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