Wood Sign: Vero Beach, Orchid Island, and the Indian River Florida Grand Teton National Park 000 endemic species of animals

000 endemic species of animals and plants

090 acres with about 180 miles of shoreline

" This important map was published in the 1584 Latin edition atlas by Flemish carotgrapher Abraham Ortelius (1527-1598)

more than two dozen legends are depicted on the map

including crappie

Wood Sign: Vero Beach, Orchid Island, and the Indian River Florida Grand Teton National Park 000 endemic species of animalsThis island can be described as an environmentally sensitive area (ESA), needing special protection; on the Atlantic portion of the Island are the fragile coastal dunes, wildlife breeding grounds and waters suitable for recreation and the management of fish and wildlife. The island has extensive mangrove areas, aquatic preserves, marine grass beds and shellfish waters. It is also home to several endangered species, including the Florida West Indian