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# Sustaining the Suwannee

A multimedia expedition through time down Florida's wild blackwater river.

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- [Sustaining the Suwannee River](https://projects.wuft.org/sustaining-the-suwannee/) - Sustaining the Suwannee An expedition down Florida's wild blackwater river. The Suwannee River stretches 246 miles over sandy banks and limestone bluffs from southeastern Georgia all the way to the Gulf of Mexico. Each area of the Suwannee has its own significance. The upper Suwannee area is a unique geological and historical waterway. The middle
- [Joshua Baker and Credits](https://projects.wuft.org/sustaining-the-suwannee/suwannee-river/joshua-baker-and-credits/) - Sustaining the Suwannee Created by Joshua Baker Credits: Mike Allen - UF Nature Coast Biological Station Robert Knight, Ph.D. - Florida Springs Institute Ryan Smart - Florida Springs Council Tom Mirti - Suwannee River Water Management District Leslie Sturmer - Shellfish Aquaculture Specialist Cedar Key Marine Field Station John Moran Lars Andersen G4R Outdoors -
- [Part Three: Tides of Change](https://projects.wuft.org/sustaining-the-suwannee/suwannee-river/134-2/) - Coastal Communities The Suwannee spills into the Gulf of Mexico through the Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge. This is where the fresh blackwater of the river meets the estuarine and saltwater of the sea. The mixture of salt and freshwater creates estuaries, which are some of the most biologically diverse and productive ecosystems in the world.
- [The Human Connection: The Middle Suwannee River](https://projects.wuft.org/sustaining-the-suwannee/suwannee-river/the-water-connection-the-middle-suwannee-river/) - Agriculture is Florida's second-largest industry, behind tourism. But both tourism and agriculture rely on the health of Florida's water systems, which are advertised as pristine landscapes. A visitor to Florida might look at one of Florida's hundreds of artesian springs and see nothing but beautiful crystal-clear water. The springs, however, are showing clear signs of
- [Blackwater River: The Upper Suwannee](https://projects.wuft.org/sustaining-the-suwannee/suwannee-river/106-2/) - The Okefenokee is one of the largest and best-preserved swamps in North America and contains the largest National Wildlife Refuge in the eastern United States. Gum and cypress trees stand tall in the blackwater. It helps saturate the ground layer of decaying vegetation or "peat" year-round. Peat beds are sturdy enough to support trees. The

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