The Alachua Conservation Trust is opening a brand new preserve to the public along a waterway near Gainesville – this time along the Santa Fe River near Worthington Springs. Santa Fe River Preserve spans more than 900 acres, and is opening on November 18. Join the ACT for the celebration. Details below from their press release.
GRAND OPENING
You are cordially invited to the opening of Santa Fe River Preserve near Worthington Springs, Florida. Encompassing over 900 acres, the preserve protects several miles of riverfront and riparian forest along the upper Santa Fe River – important land for regional water resources and wildlife such as the endangered Oval Pigtoe.
The Santa Fe River Preserve is a collaborative project between Alachua Conservation Trust and Alachua County, and is part of a much larger effort to protect the entire Santa Fe River and ensure that it stays a complete and viable conservation corridor – for water, wildlife, and recreation.
Please join us as we celebrate the culmination of this work, and open the new trails and the preserve to the public.
WHERE
Santa Fe River Preserve
Address:
27025 North State Road 121
Alachua, FL 32615
-see map below-
WHEN
Saturday, November 18th
10:30am-2:00pm
Schedule:
10:30AM Opening Ceremony & Ribbon Cutting
11:30AM Guided Hikes, Guided Bicycle Tours & Guided Canoe/Kayak Trips
2PM Event Ends
For more information
Contact Alachua Conservation Trust by phone: 352-373-1078 or info@alachuaconservationtrust.org
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