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Timucuan Preserve regularly updates our social media platforms with photos and videos. Our photo gallery collection is always growing as well. Use #timucuanpreserve to share and discover the beauty of the park with others.  

 

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  Spanish Mission Period

  A ranger presentation about the Spanish Mission San Juan del Puerto on Fort George island, and some of the artifacts associated with the archaeological site.

  Duration:

  4 minutes, 33 seconds

 

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  The Science Behind Tabby

  Volunteer Eddie demonstrates the process of making tabby and explains the chemistry lesson behind it. This skill practiced by those enslaved at Kingsley Plantation required hard work, knowledge of the process, and building prowess. Tabby buildings tell the stories of those who built them, and the people who lived there. The largest collection of standing tabby slave cabins is at Kingsley Plantation.

  Duration:

  6 minutes, 34 seconds

 

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  Gopher Tortoise

  A look into the life of one the Timucuan Preserve's favorite critters.

  Duration:

  1 minute, 56 seconds

 

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  Bird Watching in the Theodore Roosevelt Area

  Continue our birding tour with Isiah Scott through Timucuan Preserve.

  Duration:

  3 minutes, 1 second

 

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  Children's Earth Anthem

  Presenting the Children's Earth Anthem video featuring the Jacksonville Children's Chorus and Fort Caroline National Memorial.

  Duration:

  3 minutes, 16 seconds

 

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  Fort George Hotel and Start of a Movement

  Discover a tale of conservation in the resort era of the island history.

  Duration:

  5 minutes, 8 seconds

 

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  He Didn't Have to do it but He Did

  Cosmo Gullah Geechee descendant community performing "He Didn't Have to do it but He Did" in the picnic shelter at the Timucuan Preserve Visitor Center.

  Duration:

  1 minute, 36 seconds

 

Explore More Video Clips

• Visit the Timucuan Explorers website and watch the Kayak Time! video starring the Timucuan Explorers (youth kayaking).
• Enjoy the virtual Kingsley Heritage Celebration whenever you want.
• Listen to the music of Cosmo, a local Gullah Geechee descendant community.
• Discover the many Stories of the Bluff in our pre-visit video series for students coming to Fort Caroline National Memorial.