Written by Mat McDermott
After completing his TrekEast journey—7600 miles under human power from Florida to Canada—John Davis has identified 16 key habitats on the East Coast that we need to preserve, “if we are to sustain a healthy future habitat for wildlife and clean air and water for our children.”
1. Caloosahatchee Crossing; Florida
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Beautiful, thanks for sharing
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Very pretty. Don't forget the Pocono Mountains in the fall. Gorgeous!
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16 pages this is way too long. anyplace you can get out in nature that is undisturbed by the dirty hand of man is breath taking
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