Enjoy a sea grass wading adventure at Cedar Point Enviornmental Park in Englewood Florida

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pictures of Cedar Point Environmental Park

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Hello Everyone...

Thanks for visiting my photo web pages.

These photographs are from

The Cedar Point Environmental Park
Sea Grass Wading Adventure

at 2300 Placida Road in Englewood Florida
on Saturday Wednesday January 12, 2005

This unique opportunity is brought to you
by
Cedar Point Environmental Park
and
Charlotte Harbor Environmental Center, Inc.
www.checflorida.org

Thank you for your time

Enjoy your visit

Robert Shainline

pictures of Cedar Point Environmental Park
pictures of the cedar point enviornmental park


The tour leaves the main building after a short talk about the environment and how it affects the animals	A stop along the trail to the bay, Bobbi Rodgers explains how to use the nets and buckets they provide	A large pavilion at the edge of the bay provides shelter for bags and valuables left on land

pictures of the cedar point enviornmental park


The tour continues to the waters edge of Lemon Bay	Natural Florida vegetation	An Osprey hovers over his breakfast

A sturdy wooden pier takes everyone to the beach	A short talk about finding very small animals living in the mud	The wading adventure begins

pictures of the cedar point enviornmental park

Everyone grabs a net and a bucket, and wades up to knee deep
lightly dragging it across the sea grass

pictures of the cedar point enviornmental park

After an hour of capturing sea grass residents... everyone meets on shore to share their results

pictures of the cedar point enviornmental park

Follow the page links below to see all the things they found !!!

Special thanks to
The Charlotte Harbor Environmental Center (CHEC)*
www.checflorida.org
and
The Lemon Bay Conservancy
for the land acquisition that
saved this area from becoming condominiums

* CHEC is a private, non-profit corporation whose mission is to offer
environmental education, recreation, research and preservation land management
to citizens and visitors of the Charlotte Harbor Area

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