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Brown AnoleAnolis sagrei*

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Ground SkinkScincella lateralis

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Scarlet SnakeCemophora coccinea

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Eastern Racer (Black Racer)Coluber constrictor

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Red Rat SnakeElaphe guttata guttata

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Eastern Rat SnakePantherophis alleghaniensis

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Snapping TurtleChelydra serpentina

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Peninsula CooterPseudemys peninsularis**

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Florida Box TurtleTerrapene carolina bauri

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WaterMatters.org/species CONSERVATION LANDS

Through its efforts to protect water resources, the Southwest Florida Water Management District buys and manages land. As a result, plants and animals that live on these lands are also protected and the public can enjoy

recreational and educational activities in the great outdoors. For a more comprehensive list containing birds, mammals, butterflies, frogs, toads, insects, trees, shrubs, reptiles, wildflowers and natural communities, please visit