By Allyson Webb, Senior Resource Manager

Featured speaker Mac Stone shares stories and imagery

Corkscrew's annual magazine features the Native Plant and Pollinator Garden, prescribed burns, restoration updates, and more.

Disturbing trends in water loss present risk to the Sanctuary.

Visitors can now see parts of the swamp that have been off-limits since Hurricane Irma in September 2017

From mid-April to early June of 2019, we cleared 229 acres of important marsh and prairie habitat, bringing this restoration project to a total of 570 acres.

Many thanks to all Corkscrew volunteers!

Corkscrew's Native Plant and Pollinator Garden Aims to Inspire Others

These data serve a variety of purposes, from providing information about how wildlife respond to land management activities, to documenting prey populations prior to the establishment of Burmese pythons or other injurious non-native reptiles.

Some examples of ways staff at Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary are working to be more resilient.