Palm Beach and the Treasure Coast
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1. Blowing Rocks Preserve
BeachManaged by the Nature Conservancy, this protected area on Jupiter Island is headlined by an almost otherworldly looking limestone shelf that...Read More
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2. Hobe Sound Nature Center
Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeThough located in the Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge, this nature center is an independent organization. The exhibit hall houses live baby...Read More
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3. John D. MacArthur Beach State Park
BeachIf getting far from rowdy crowds is your goal, this spot on the north end of Singer Island is a good choice. Encompassing 2 miles of beach and...Read More
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4. Loggerhead Park Marine Life Center of Juno Beach
Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeLocated in a certified green building in Loggerhead Park—and established by Eleanor N. Fletcher, the "turtle lady of Juno Beach"—the center...Read More
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5. Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge
Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeThe most robust part of the northern Everglades, this 221-square-mile refuge is one of two huge water-retention areas accounting for much of...Read More
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6. Environmental Learning Center
Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeOff Wabasso Beach Road, the 64 acres here are almost completely surrounded by water. In addition to a 600-foot boardwalk through the mangrove...Read More
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7. Florida Oceanographic Coastal Center
Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeThis hydroland is the place to go for an interactive marine experience and live the center's mission "to inspire environmental stewardship of...Read More
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8. Gumbo Limbo Nature Center
Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeA big draw for kids, this stellar spot has four huge saltwater tanks brimming with sea life, from coral to stingrays to spiny lobsters, touch...Read More
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9. Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge
BeachNature lovers seeking to get as far as possible from the madding crowds will feel at peace at this refuge managed by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife...Read More
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10. Okeeheelee Nature Center
Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeExplore 2½ miles of trails through 90 acres of western Palm Beach County's native pine flatwoods and wetlands. The visitor center has a gift...Read More
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11. Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge
Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeFounded in 1903 by President Theodore Roosevelt as the country's first national wildlife refuge, the park encompasses the historic Pelican Island...Read More
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12. Pine Jog Environmental Education Center
Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeThe draw here is 135 acres of mostly undisturbed Florida pine flatwoods with 2½ miles of self-guided trails and demonstration landscaping, including...Read More
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13. Savannas Recreation Area
Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeOnce a reservoir, the 550 acres have been returned to their natural wetlands state. Today the wilderness area has campgrounds, interpretive...Read More
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