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Issue XXIIJune 2012  
GREATER EVERGLADES
CONSERVATION ATLAS
GeoStories allow journalists and organizations to embed place-based multi-media stories on websites and other applications. The web productions are map-enabled modern slideshows that offer a new storytelling medium.           

LINC Affiliate Artists are telling stories!


With the support of RBC Blue Water Project, LINC is using the GeoStories platform to showcase ten place-based works of art that reveal the Everglades in a new way. Along with the commissioned works of art created, the project also includes a poignant film clip about the artist's relationship to the Everglades. An online profile about the artist's personal relationship
Artist Easel on Loop Roadwith Florida's environment, including his or her professional background, is there as well. With additional photographs and maps, the remarkable production ensemble presents engaging and entertaining stories sure to connect you in a new way to the state's most renowned natural system.

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See and Hear!
EVERGLADES ATLAS STORIES


Joe Davenport of M
Joe Davenport, Filmmakeranship Films and Live Oak Production Group produced a poignant film clip about each of the artists in the part of the Everglades they were painting, photographing or carving. The beautiful films offer an insight into not only Florida's unique natural environment, but also the thoughtful reflections of some of the state's most talented artists.
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GET TO KNOW
THE ARTISTS & THEIR ENVIRONMENTS

The Commissioned Art and the Artist's Reflections

 

Kissinger_Oxbow_Osprey  "I hope in fifty or one hundred years that what's left of my art isn't an artifact of something long gone. The Calusa civilization flourished along the banks of the Caloosahatchee River--their namesake river. The only thing we have left of them is a few small works of art found in archaeological digs. You'll never meet a Calusa Indian today because they are all gone. We didn't care enough to do something when they started to disappear because of habitat loss and invasive species...namely us. I hope we don't fail in our attempts to restore and preserve what's left of the Everglades. There's only one place like this on Earth. If we break it, all the money and science in the world won't bring it back." ~ Megan Kissinger

 

 SEE ALL OF THE ATLAS ART!   


FWC Expedition MAP
Florida Wildlife Corridor Expedition:
Mission Accomplished? 

 

Did you follow the Florida Wildlife Corridor Expedition's 1,000 miles in 100 days trek up peninsular Florida? Did you interact with the Expedition Team through social media? Maybe you joined them on a portion of their way-hiking, kayaking, cycling, slogging or horseback riding? It wasn't just the four members of the Expedition on this incredible journey. State agency officials, artists, elected and appointed figures, school children, journalists, historians, celebrities and countless other Floridians interested in the future of their homeland traveled along with the Expedition Team at different points between the Everglades and the Florida-Georgia line. READ MORE
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Saturday, June 23, 2012

FLORIDA CONSERVATION COALITION'S
Speak Up: Silver Springs 
10am - 4pm  Silver River State Park - 1425 N.E. 58th Avenue, Ocala, 


Join former US Senator Bob Graham, State Senator Lee Constantine, and LINC Board Member and conservation photographer John Moran--among others--during a call to action educational event to protect and restore Florida's imperiled waterways. This educational event will include public statements from conservation leaders as well as displays, presentations and music.   

 

"LINC is about raising awareness for natural environments and cultural legacies, educating about important connections between human societies and natural ecosystems, and promoting natural heritage conservation. 

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