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Uploaded by on Jul 21, 2011

I captured this video on 7/20/11 with my JVC gy-hm750. I went out to the park hoping to capture some wildlife on cam, but guess they were all taking it easy on that scorching Florida summer day.


FROM THEIR WEBSITE- http://wpb.org/park/grassy-waters-preserve/#tabs

Hours of Operation

Monday -- Saturday
8 AM -- 4 PM
Wednesday
8:00 am -- Dusk
Sunday
9:00 am -- 5:00 pm

Nature Center Building closed Monday; Preserve Open

The Florida Everglades is closer than one might think. This habitat accounts for nearly half of the landmass of the City of West Palm Beach, known as Grassy Waters Preserve (GWP). GWP also serves as your community conservation center. GWP offers unique educational and guided recreational opportunities on the edge of the vast, 20-square-mile wetlands resource. The preserve was historically the headwaters of the Everglades system. It is the City of West Palm Beach's Water Catchment Area.

Managed by the City of West Palm Beach Public Utilities Department, GWP provides fresh drinking water to over 130,000 people in West Palm Beach, the Town of Palm Beach, Town of South Palm Beach, and surrounding areas. The preserve includes nature center pavilions, meandering boardwalk trails, hiking, canoeing, programs, entertainment, and more!

Included in GWP's educational programs is Apoxee Park. Apoxee Park located to the southeast of GWP is a natural water reclamation area that will provide an average of eight million gallons of water per day. Apoxee, which means "Beyond Tomorrow" in the Miccosukee language, represents one of a series of planned parks within the region's urban wilderness parks system, set aside for preservation and public enjoyment.

The City designed GWP with a special vision: to encourage water conservation through enjoyable, nature-based education and creative activities for all ages!

Grassy Waters offers unique educational and recreational opportunities on the edge of a vast, 20-square-mile native Florida wetlands wildlife sanctuary. Historically part of the Florida Everglades system, Grassy Waters Preserve today is the City of West Palm Beach Water Catchment Area. The preserve includes nature center pavilions, meandering boardwalk trails, hiking, canoeing, programs, entertainment, and more!

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