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The Important Bird Areas of Florida: 2000–2002 – Pranty – 2-Jul-02ivPeninsula, Tomoka, Topsail Hill Preserve, Waccasassa Bay Preserve, Wekiwa Springs, and Werner–Boyce Salt SpringsState Recreation and Conservation Area: (parts of) Cross Florida GreenwayState Reserves: Cape St. George, Cedar Key Scrub, Rock Springs Run, and William BeardallTosohatcheeSuwannee Water Management District properties: [none yet]Wildlife and Environmental Areas: Florida Keys, Lake Placid, Little Gator Creek, Platt BranchMitigation Park, and Split Oak Mitigation ParkWildlife Management Areas: Big Bend, Bull Creek, Chassahowitzka, Everglades and Francis S. Taylor,Fisheating Creek, Fred C. Babcock–Cecil M. Webb, Guana River, Half Moon, Hilochee, Holey Land,J.W. Corbett, Rotenberger, Three Lakes, and Triple N RanchCOUNTY AND MUNICIPALAlachua County: Gum Root Park/Gum Root Conservation AreaBrevard County: Batchelor, Dicerandra Scrub Sanctuary, Enchanted Forest Sanctuary, JordanBoulevard, Malabar Scrub Sanctuary, Micco Scrub Sanctuary, North Rockledge Sanctuary, SouthBabcock/Ten Mile Ridge, Tico Scrub Sanctuary, Turkey Creek Sanctuary, and Valkaria ScrubSanctuaryDuval County: Huguenot Memorial ParkHillsborough County: E.G. Simmons Park, The Kitchen, and Wolf BranchLee County: Stairstep Mitigation BankMiami-Dade County: Charles Deering Estate, and Matheson Hammock ParkOrange County: Moss ParkOsceola County: Lake Lizzie Nature PreservePalm Beach County: City of West Palm Beach Water Catchment Area, Loxahatchee River Natural Area,Loxahatchee Slough Natural Area, and Pal–Mar Natural AreaPasco County: Withlacoochee River ParkPinellas County: Al-Bar Ranch, Cross Bar Ranch Wellfield, and Fort De Soto County ParkPolk County: Babson/Hesperides Tract, Saddle Creek County Park, and Sumica/Lake Walk-in-the-WaterTractSarasota County: North Lido Public Beach, Palmer Point County Park, Pinelands Reserve, and T. MabryCarleton, Jr. Memorial ReserveVolusia County: Smyrna Dunes ParkPRIVATE CONSERVATION ORGANIZATIONSArchbold Expeditions, Inc.: Archbold Biological StationAudubon of Florida: Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary, Florida Coastal Islands Sanctuaries, LakeOkeechobee Sanctuaries, Sabal Point Sanctuary, and Saddle Creek SanctuaryTall Timbers Research Station: Tall Timbers Research Station, and the following ConservationEasements: Allee Property, Chemonie Plantation, Conlin Island, Foshalee Plantation, HorseshoePlantation, Pickney Hill Plantation, Straw Pond, Sunny Hill Plantation, Swamp Creek Preserve, andWoodfield Springs PlantationThe Nature Conservancy: Avalon Plantation Conservation Easement, Carter Creek, Catfish Creek,Disney Wilderness Preserve, Fillman Bayou Preserve, Holmes Avenue, Jeff Lewis WildernessPreserve, Mays Pond Plantation Conservation Easement, Saddle Blanket Lakes Preserve, SaddleBunch Keys, Sun Ray Scrub, Tiger Creek Preserve, Torchwood Hammock Preserve, andWithlacoochee Swamp Conservation Easement
THE IMPORTANTBIRD AREAS OFFLORIDA: 2000–2002Bill PrantyAudubon of Florida410 Ware Boulevard, Suite 702Tampa, Florida 33619813-623-6826bpranty@audubon.orghttp://www.audubon.org/bird/iba/floridahttp://www.audubonofflorida.org
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