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As conservationists and people who care deeply for animals and wildlife, we created Alaskan Nature to  provide educational information about the flora and fauna of the great state of Alaska. With both our written information and our stunning photos, Alaskan Nature hopes to inspire people in appreciating and understand the true beauty of Alaska Nature.

Alaskan Nature welcomes input from our website viewers. You can contact us using our easy contact form or email: support@alaskannature.com

We are located in Citrus County, the geographic center of Florida. Decades of community determination have saved the precious coastal marshes, the pure, clean-running springs and the rivers and lakes from the development and pollution that are so prevalent elsewhere. Today, as in centuries past, a visitor to our area  can find nature at it's best.  From the saltwater pursuits in the Gulf of Mexico, springs, rivers and subtropical fauna and flora in Citrus County’s west side, and upland terrain drifting down to large freshwater lakes crying out for anglers, swimmers and boaters over on the east side, this is truly a part of the nature coast you will want to experience.  West Indian Manatees, those large, beloved marine mammals that graze underwater vegetation, are frequent visitors to the Crystal River area, because they cannot tolerate the wintertime chilly water of the Gulf of Mexico. Manatees prefer the steady 72-degrees of the spring-fed river. Together with neighboring Homosassa, Crystal River is the site of the largest gathering of manatees in North America and the only place in the nation where people can legally swim and snorkel with them.

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Alaska Conservation:

Thousands of people from around the world have provided the financial support to help keep Alaska wild and strong for generations to come. 

Alaska Conservation Foundation (ACF) is the single largest grant maker to Alaska conservation efforts. For over 30 years, no other foundation has been dedicated to serving and supporting the frontlines of Alaska’s conservation movement.

Alaska's Whales:

There are eight species of whales that frequent the cold and icy waters of Alaska. The Beluga, Humpback, Grey, Orca, Bowhead, Blue, Right, and Minke whales.