Places: Big Savannah Pond, Little Savannah Pond, The Scrub, Savannah Loop Trail and Capo Tower, Lake Ponte Vedra, Hammock Loop (Graveyard Road), Duck Blind, Booths Pond, Lake Ponte Vedra Tower, Live Oak Loop, McNeils Pond, Six Mile Landing, Jones Creek Spur, Scrub Loop, North Branch Loop, Diego Pond, Public Boat Ramp under Palm Valley Bridge, Wright Rd Loop.
Wildlife & flora: Banded watersnake, Great Egret (Ardea alba), Common green darner, Gopher tortoise, Brown Thrasher, Dungeness crab, Bat house, Fish, Green grasshopper, American alligator, Wood stork, Black Swallowtail, American white pelican, Shrimp, Royal tern, Laughing Gull, Virginia spiderwort, Brown pelican, Ring-billed gull, Great blue heron, Myrtle warbler, American white ibis, Snowy egret, Tricolored heron, Bristle thistle, Laurel swallowtail, Red-bellied woodpecker, Blackberry, American crow, Eastern phoebe, Yellow-rumped Warbler, Little blue heron, White-tailed deer, Downy woodpecker, Wood stork, American green tree frog, Nursery web spider, Common Blue Violet, Belted kingfisher, Arrowhead, Red-winged blackbird, Blue-winged teal, Dragonfly, Unicolored blackbird, Water lilies, Northern mockingbird, False Dandelion, Common moorhen, American coot, Little wood satyr, Potato dwarfdandelion, Broom-like frostweed, Palm warbler, Longleaf pine, Pink sundew, Wahlenbergia, Strict blue-eyed grass, Small Venus' looking-glass, Wild turkey, Carolina crane's-bill, Blue toadflax, Ocola skipper, Philadelphia fleabane, Turkey vulture, Southern red cedar, Pied-billed grebe, Armadillo, Common gallinule, Lesser yellowlegs.
Native to southeastern United States and the only tortoise east of the Mississippi River. They have been around for millions of years but today they are a threatened species because of the human development which keeps encroaching on their native habitats.