Forest ecology in Cape Coral, Florida

Charlotte Harbor Preserve State Park North Cape Flats Trail is a stunning natural oasis located in Cape Coral, Florida. Covering an impressive 45,387 acres, this park is the third largest in the state of Florida and offers visitors a chance to explore over 100 miles of pristine shoreline along Charlotte Harbor. Visitors to the park can partake in a variety of outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, paddling, and wildlife observation. The park boasts diverse natural habitats including mangrove forests, marshes, scrublands, and pine flatwoods, making it a haven for a wide range of plant and animal species. Birdwatchers will especially enjoy the chance to spot wading birds, manatees, dolphins, and other wildlife in their natural habitat.

Welcome to Cape Coral Forestry/Arboricultural, your dedicated local government office committed to maintaining and enhancing the natural beauty of Cape Coral, Florida. Conveniently located at 3106 Southwest 20th Avenue, our office serves as a hub for all forestry and arboricultural services in the area. Our team of skilled professionals is passionate about preserving the rich greenery and ensuring a healthy and sustainable environment for our community. At Cape Coral Forestry/Arboricultural, we offer a wide range of services including tree planting, maintenance, and removal, as well as pest and disease management. We work closely with residents and local organizations to implement effective environmental strategies that promote biodiversity and ecological health.

Banana Bay Tour Company is a travel agency located at 5781 Cape Harbour Drive in Cape Coral, Florida. Specializing in Dolphin Ecological Boat Tours in Cape Coral & Ft Myers, Florida, we offer unforgettable experiences watching dolphins in their natural habitat. Our Dolphin Nature Cruise departs from Rumrunner's Restaurant at Cape Harbour, taking you on a leisurely journey through the Caloosahatchee River towards San Carlos Bay and Sanibel Island. Get up close to these majestic creatures as they play in the water, while learning interesting facts about them from our knowledgeable crew. For a more comprehensive experience, join us on our Ecological Dolphin cruise, where you can explore a secluded island only accessible by water, collect unique shells, swim, and possibly spot a Manatee in the live Mangrove Creek Forest. Our crew will educate you about Southwest Florida's Eco System and Nature, all while respecting and protecting the wildlife through our participation in the Dolphin Smart program and Society for Ethical Ecotourism.