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photo remnant oak scrub
Besty Purdum

Remnant oak scrub

Hilochee is a complex mosaic of highly disturbed upland and wetland parcels, interspersed with some high-quality natural communities. Although much of the remaining natural vegetation is classified as wetlands, Hilochee does contain some widely scattered upland parcels with relatively intact plant communities, including small patches of oak scrub.  To date, over 80 acres of improved pasture have been planted in native herbaceous plant species.  Where practical, restoration efforts will continue in previously disturbed habitats including pastures, pine plantations, and citrus groves.

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