Bulls Island Bulls Island is located within the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge along the South Carolina coast, where barrier islands, maritime forests, and salt marsh ecosystems illustrate the dynamic environmental conditions of the Atlantic coastal plain. The island’s undeveloped landscape preserves dune systems, freshwater ponds, and maritime vegetation shaped by wind, tides, and long-term […]
Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge preserves one of the largest intact freshwater wetland ecosystems in North America, located along the Georgia–Florida border within a broad, shallow basin formed over thousands of years. The swamp contains peat deposits, cypress forests, open prairies, and slow-moving waterways that create a distinctive landscape shaped by water […]
Everglades was one of the first National Parks Randy and I visited together in 2008. After hiking in waist-high water through Cyprus Domes, we realized that we had been hiking with alligators! Good god, I don’t think I want to do that again!