Flag Pond Preserve

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Facility_info

Address

Daniels Parkway
Fort Myers, Florida 33913
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Contact Information

Damion Rodriguez
(239) 839-5862
drodriguez@leegov.com

Hours

No public access

Conservation Land

Flag Pond Preserve contains several plant communities, including mesic and wet flatwoods, basin swamp and wet prairie. The name of the preserve is inspired by the high density of alligator flag which grows in the basin swamp, which remains wet nearly year-round. The preserve provides habitat for a variety of wildlife and bird species, including Swallow-tailed kite, white ibis, and great egret.

There are no plans for public access at this preserve. Nearby Conservation 20/20 preserves with public access and recreation activities include Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve, Wild Turkey Strand Preserve and Buckingham Trails Preserve.

Flag Pond Preserve Wildlife Species List
Flag Pond Preserve Plant Species List

Total Acres: 66.9
Number of Parcels: 1
Total Cost: $388,820.00
Date First Parcel Acquired: Thursday, February 20, 2003

Additional Acquisition Information
Land Stewardship Plan Unavailable Land Stewardship Plan
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