Meeting Big Pine Key’s Smallest Resident: What It Takes to Protect the Key Deer
Encountering the Lower Keys Pocket-Sized Icon Driving south along the Overseas Highway, the Lower Keys gradually trade dense coastal mangroves for open stretches of pine rockland, hardwood hammock, freshwater pockets, and salt-marsh edges. On Big Pine Key, that changing landscape comes with an extraordinary possibility: a small deer stepping quietly from the vegetation, pausing beside […]
