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“Capture[s] Florida’s current precarious state of balance.”—Tampa Bay Times
“This collection . . . points to the need to keep the pressure on to save the ever shrinking wild areas and denizens of our fair state. . . . [A] wonderful little book.”—Florida Times-Union
“Rich in history and deep in science and expertise, [yet] nonetheless maintains a tone of wide-eyed wonder and sensuous delight.”—Winter Park Magazine
“The Wilder Heart of Florida belongs to the current generation, but it will also move future generations of Florida writers, explorers and activists to save the state’s unique landscapes and creatures, one orchid or spring at a time.”—Our Town Magazine
“The essays and poetry in The Wilder Heart of Florida offer sparkling writing and penetrating insights into what makes Florida such a special place. An essential read for anyone who cares about the state’s springs and scrub and other special places that are worth preserving.”—Craig Pittman, author of The State You’re In: Florida Men, Florida Women, and Other Wildlife
“This collection of essays by many of Florida’s best writers, compiled expertly by Jack Davis and Leslie Poole, takes a place of honor on my bookshelf. You can read it all in one sitting, if you like, but my advice is to read it a little at a time to make it last, like a jar of tupelo honey from North Florida.”—Jeff Klinkenberg, author of Son of Real Florida: Stories from My Life
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