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Fort De Soto Park Manager, Dave Harshbarger, first noticed the gopher tortoises on the beach. “We did have a gopher tortoise population in the park, but it was limited, 8 known burrows at that time.
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Just north of Egmont Key is Fort De Soto State Park, home to North Beach, which also reopened in February after withstanding damage from the hurricanes.
This cascading waterfall at DeSoto State Park performs its thunderous symphony daily, no tickets required. Photo credit: sherry chhabra The wildflowers in spring put on a show that would make Broadway ...
The gopher tortoise population on Fort De Soto is now likely 10 times larger than before Helene, with more than 80 confirmed burrows across the park, Yu said. And more active burrows keep turning ...