Adapting to the pandemic on the CREW trails
Everyone has a story about how the ongoing pandemic has rearranged his or her life. Some changes are major and some changes are less drastic.
Crepuscular Creatures
Fall-back time change means nocturnal and crepuscular animals are more active around your evening drive.
Fine Feathered Friends Found at CREW
How to bird at CREW!
Early Settlers in CREW
Are you interested in history? Do you wonder who lived & used the CREW lands as you hike the trails? Read this!!
Stop and Smell the Wildflowers at CREW!
Here in southwest Florida we have the luxury of enjoying wildflowers year-round. October is a good time to bask in the colors and elegant shapes of all kinds of wildflowers.
CREW Trust Programs & COVID-19
*Wearing a face covering and social distancing is required while participating in CREW Trust Programs.*
History of Flint Pen Strand: Part Two
Restoration of the Wetlands at Flint Pen Strand: hydrologic restoration story.
THE ORIGINAL CREW USER GROUP – THE CALUSA
There is evidence inland of the Calusa. Unearthed posts from their structures were made of pine, which is not abundant in coastal areas.
History of Flint Pen Strand: Part One
To encourage you and your family to discover the beauty of FPS, we’ve written a series of blogs to tell you a little about the background of the establishment of FPS as part of the Corkscrew Regional Ecosystem Watershed (CREW) Project, the historical use of the land and the restoration of its wetlands.
Scientists in the Field
There is a lot that goes into photo-monitoring. The most important component involves taking photos of the vegetation and canopy in the exact same spot at specific time intervals facing the four cardinal directions. These photos serve as a representative snapshot of time