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Last Chance This Season: Flagler County Invites Nature Lovers to Final “Walk in the Park” at Graham Swamp on March 25

Last Chance This Season: Flagler County Invites Nature Lovers to Final “Walk in the Park” at Graham Swamp on March 25

by Krys DeWind | Mar 16, 2026 | Community

Flagler County Land Management is hosting the final “Walk in the Park” of the season on Tuesday, March 25, 2026, at the Graham Swamp Conservation Area, located at 5140 Colbert Lane in Palm Coast. The free guided nature hike is limited to 12 participants,...
Flagler County Offers Free Guided Nature Hike at MalaCompra Oceanside Park on March 11 — Only 12 Spots Available

Flagler County Offers Free Guided Nature Hike at MalaCompra Oceanside Park on March 11 — Only 12 Spots Available

by Krys DeWind | Mar 5, 2026 | Community, Events

Flagler County Land Management is hosting its next guided nature tour on March 11 at MalaCompra Oceanside Park, offering residents a rare close-up look at some of the county’s most ecologically significant and disappearing natural landscapes. The event is part...
Free Guided Hike Through One of Florida’s Last Intact Coastal Swamp Forests Set for February 25

Free Guided Hike Through One of Florida’s Last Intact Coastal Swamp Forests Set for February 25

by Krys DeWind | Feb 19, 2026 | News

Flagler County Land Management is inviting residents to explore one of the rarest natural habitats left in the state through its free guided tour series called “Walk in the Park.” The next walk is scheduled for February 25 at Graham Swamp Conservation...
Free Guided Hike Offers Rare Look at Unique Sandhill Habitat at Princess Place Preserve

Free Guided Hike Offers Rare Look at Unique Sandhill Habitat at Princess Place Preserve

by Flagler County Buzz | Jan 30, 2026 | News

Flagler County Land Management is inviting residents to explore a unique section of Princess Place Preserve during its next “Walk in the Park” guided tour on February 11. The free two-hour hike will take participants through the Sandhill Section of the...
Flagler County Offers Guided Nature Walk at River-to-Sea Preserve

Flagler County Offers Guided Nature Walk at River-to-Sea Preserve

by Flagler County Buzz | Jan 12, 2026 | Events

Flagler County Land Management will host a guided nature walk at River-to-Sea Preserve in Marineland on January 22, 2026, continuing its fourth year of the “A Walk in the Park” limited tour series. The tour begins at 9 a.m. sharp at River-to-Sea Preserve,...
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