Where is weeden island

By Lauren Tjaden With more than 1, miles of coastline, 1, rivers and creeks, 7, lakes and over springs, kayaking adventures are plentiful There's not a shortage of places to explore near Ocala.

Multi-day hikes on the Florida National Scenic Trail, fantastic off-road biking and Want to experience the splendor of greenways and trails? Florida's your place. Outdoor enthusiasts are encouraged to step off of the beaten path This park is definitely "off the beaten Weedon Island by Land Find serenity — and plenty of wildlife — on the trails and observation tower of Weedon Island Preserve, 3, acres of protected coastal wilderness.

Kayaks for rent on Weedon Island. The Weedon Island observation tower offers breathtaking views. Coastal environment, aquatic and wetland ecosystems. Turkey may surface in your mind this November as a menu item, but have you ever observed a wild turkey in nature?

Did you see a male or a female turkey? If so, how did you tell the difference? For a large bird that is not known for its flying ability, nor respected for its intelligence, how does the Wild Turkey survive?

Over years, many of us have lost appreciation for this incredible bird. Take a trot with us as we talk with Sensing Nature wildlife biologist, Jeanne Murphy on why we should give the turkey its well-deserved appreciation. Register today. Weedon Island has been a place for community for thousands of years, with spaces for special events, daily activities, and other parts of community life we still see in our lives today.

Join us for a virtual chat with archaeologists from the Florida Public Archaeology Network FPAN as we discuss the basics of archaeology at Weedon Island and why the site is so important to understanding people and communities. This program is the first in a series of upcoming webinars hosted in conjunction with the FPAN West Central chapter to explore the rich history of Weedon Island! Petersburg gmap. Dedicated to reconnecting people with the environment, the center offers interpretive hikes, workshops, exhibits, and other programs for public enjoyment.

It is comprised mostly of marine ecosystems with some uplands. Indigenous peoples, including those during the "Weeden" alternate spelling Island Cultural Period, occupied this site for thousands of years.

A varied modern history also is part of the preserve's legacy.