# William Bartram
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william bartram (April 20, 1739 – July 22, 1823) was an American botanist, ornithologist, natural historian, and explorer. Bartram was author of an acclaimed book, now known by the shortened title Bartram's Travels, which chronicled his explorations of the southern British colonies in North America from 1773–1777. Bartram has been described as "the first naturalist who penetrated the dense tropical forests of Florida."Bartram was one of the first ornithologists born in America.
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Cullman Today – Tuesday, Jan. 6, 2026 Here's what's making news in Cullman this morning: 🏫 West Elementary closed today after a water main break on campus 🚓 Cullman Police arrest registered sex offender at Cullman Housing Authority 🗳️ Election updates: Sen. Garlan Gudger, Josh Speakman and Cullman …
Episode 242: Naked Ed, Manatee Springs, and Fat Mermaids (That's a Good Thing!)
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Author Holly Sprinkle joins the podcast to talk about her book, Florida Natural Springs: A History. The trio talks about — among other things — Naked Ed, the historic marker at Manatee Springs, and why fat mermaids are the best mermaids.
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Bartram, the Great White Chief & Florida’s Original Caffeine: Brewing Yaupon Tea
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On today’s episode of the Palm and Pine Podcast, the boys of Old Florida retrace the legendary travels of naturalist William Bartram through Levy County, revisiting his historic meeting with the Great White Chief at the Seminole trading hub of Talahasochtee.
Along the way, the con…
S2 Ep1796: FLORIDA SPECTACULAR Cathy Salustri & Rick Kilby w/Holly Sprinkle "Florida Natural Springs: A History"
Naked Ed, Manatee Springs, and Fat Mermaids (That's a Good Thing!)
Author Holly Sprinkle joins the podcast to talk about her book, Florida Natural Springs: A History. The trio talks about — among other things — Naked Ed, the historic marker at Manatee Springs, and why fat mermaids are the best me…
March 10, 2026 William Etty, Rebecca Merritt Austin, Ina Coolbrith, Women Garden Designers: 1900 to the Present by Kristina Taylor, and William Bartram
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🥾 Bill Bryson's Book Will Make You Want to Walk the Appalachian Trail 🥾
A book review and follow up of Bill Bryson's A Walk in the Woods (before I forget, here is my website: https://www.leahrenee.co/ ) I go down a rabbit hole fact-checking his 30-year-old predictions about the environment, talk about OG (Old Granny) Grandma Gatewood and connect it all back to hedonic …
Bonus Episode: America’s Scientific Revolutionaries — “Cultivating Ethnobotanical Knowledge”
Indigenous traditions and communities have helped preserve the plants of the Americas since time immemorial. In this special episode of Useful Knowledge, part of the APS’s America’s Scientific Revolutionaries series, hear a conversation about some of the plants and gardens across the Americas , the…
Brent Martin on William Bartram and the Nature that Could Have Been
Brent Martin is a conservationist and writer whose work has been deeply influenced by the 18th-century naturalist William Bartram.
Brent lives in Macon County, where his work has long been rooted in the landscapes of Western North Carolina. Until recently, he served as executive director of the Blu…
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