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Loxahatchee Refuge Celebrates 75 Years of Wild Florida with Special Wild 75 BioBlitz
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· September 14, 2026
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Key points The event is part of the refuge's 75th anniversary commemoration, highlighting its role in preserving wild Florida. A celebration is underway to mark 75 years of wild Florida.
A celebration is underway to mark 75 years of wild Florida. The occasion is being observed with a special event called the Wild 75 BioBlitz. This event is taking place at the Loxahatchee Refuge.
Further details about the celebration and the BioBlitz event are available from the source.
The event is part of the refuge's 75th anniversary commemoration, highlighting its role in preserving wild Florida.
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