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Nature Trail at Okeechobee Ag Center

OSWCD partnered with the Okeechobee Agri-Civic Center provide an outdoor educational avenue for the public to experience natural habitats and learn about different anthropogenic (human) impacts that occur on our landscapes. Example of wildlife species that exist in this area are deer, turkey, small mammals and sandhill cranes. Educational signage have been placed around the pond regarding these species.

An educational poster about Bald Cypress trees, including images of the tree, its leaves, cones, and distinctive "knees."
Educational poster illustrating and describing various birds of prey like hawks and owls.
An educational poster about invasive plants, warning not to be deceived by their beauty and explaining their impact on ecosystems.
Educational poster on Sandhill Cranes, their migration, habitat, and behavior with illustrations and photos.
An educational poster about Turkey Vultures, depicting their appearance, flight, and feeding habits as nature's clean-up crew.
An informative poster about Wolsing Woods Wetland detailing wetland benefits, how they reduce erosion and clean water, and showcasing various species.
An educational poster about Bald Cypress trees, including images of the tree, its leaves, cones, and distinctive "knees."
Educational poster illustrating and describing various birds of prey like hawks and owls.
An educational poster about invasive plants, warning not to be deceived by their beauty and explaining their impact on ecosystems.
Educational poster on Sandhill Cranes, their migration, habitat, and behavior with illustrations and photos.
An educational poster about Turkey Vultures, depicting their appearance, flight, and feeding habits as nature's clean-up crew.
An informative poster about Wolsing Woods Wetland detailing wetland benefits, how they reduce erosion and clean water, and showcasing various species.