Immokalee is an unincorporated area and a census-designated place (CDP) in Collier County, Florida, United States. The population was 24,154 at the 2010 census.
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CREW does excellent job maintaining some beautiful Floridian ecosystems and preserving beautiful nature. The trails allow for close contact with both lush flora and amazing fauna of swamps and marshes. Great area for bird watching.
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There are over six miles of trails to hike or bike. Horseback riding and primitive camping are available with the appropriate permit. The trails loop through cypress domes, pine flatwoods, bottomland hardwoods, and marsh edges. CREW - Cypress Dome Trails connects directly to the south with Conservation Collier's Caracara Prairie Preserve.
The CREW - Marsh Trails provide hikers and campers with four distinct ecosystems - pine flatwoods, sawgrass marsh, pop ash slough, and oak hammock. Each is a unique habitat, allowing a wide variety of plants and animals to exist there. Over five miles of trails are available including an observation tower overlooking the Corkscrew Marsh. Primitive camping is available with a permit.
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