Into the Scrublands of Jonathan Dickinson State Park

Published on September 23, 2024

Into the Scrublands of Jonathan Dickinson State Park by Aaron Chimelis (Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation Fall 2024 Storytelling Intern) 

As you fly down US-1, strip malls and parking lots begin to fade away - replaced by evergreen shrubs and sand dunes. In this landscape, where flames and time [...]

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