Video page: Okefenokee Swamp
Here's a list of video segments on the Web related to the Okefenokee Swamp:
Beginner's Guide to Georgia (Georgia Outdoors)
Whether you're a newcomer to
Red Hills of Georgia (Georgia Outdoors)
Straddling the
The Secret Seashore, Georgia's Barrier Islands
GPB Presents The Secret Seashore. As the fishcrow
flies, the coast of
Lesser-Known Swamps (Georgia Outdoors)
There is nothing like the quiet timelessness of a swamp. Although best
known for its most famous swamp, the Okefenokee, Georgia is home to
other smaller, but equally extraordinary, swamps.
Long-leaf Pine Ecosystems (Georgia Outdoors)
The southeastern coastal plains of the United States were once covered
by longleaf pine woodlands. These woodlands were home to many animals
like flatwoods salamander and fox squirrels and, according to folklore,
splinter cats and whirling whimpuses!
Lookout Mountain From Top to Bottom (Georgia Outdoors)
100 miles long and 25 hundred feet high, Lookout Mountain spans three
states as it stretches from Gadsden, Alabama to Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Upon it's length one will find waterfalls, canyons, scenic vistas,
unique towns, state and national parks and preserves and many more
natural wonders.
Caving Adventures (Georgia Outdoors)
This is a very special episode of Georgia Outdoors. We will be
traveling underground to a cave in southwest Georgia that has never
been visited by anyone with a television camera.
Flint River Adventure (Georgia Outdoors)
Georgia's Flint River is one of the southeastern United States'
greatest natural resources. Over 125 of its 220 total miles are
free-flowing as it traverses the state from the Atlanta Metro Area to
its confluence with the Chattahoochee.
Georgia's Beaches (Georgia Outdoors)
Some of the most popular destinations in Georgia are our beaches. From
the well-visited sands of Tybee Island to the protected shores of
Cumberland Island, Georgia Outdoors explores the geology and ecology of
our amazing beaches.
Georgia's Marshes (Georgia Outdoors)
Though Georgia's coastline is relatively short – only about 100 miles
long – it holds one third of the salt marsh habitat on the east coast.
Georgia's Outdoors Education Website
Georgia's Backroads
Georgia's Backroads promise an adventure around every curve, as you'll
see in these quirky programs hosted by singer/song-writer, Larry Jon
Wilson.
Georgia On My Mind
From Savannah's riverfront to the Appalachian Trail, Emmy Award-winning TV personality Leroy Powell tours the state in Georgia On My Mind, a picture-postcard of the Peach State.
Suwanee River Watershed (Georgia Outdoors)
The Suwannee River is one of the most famous rivers in the southeast.
From its origins in the Okefenokee Swamp to the river's end along the
marshes of the Gulf of Mexico, this great river is one of the last
remaining unspoiled waterways in the United States.
New Georgia Encyclopedia: Audio Reading of the "Marshes of Glynn" by David Bottoms
Sidney Lanier contributed significantly to the arts in nineteenth-century America. His accomplishments as a poet, novelist, composer, and critic reflect his eclectic interests, and his melodic celebrations
of Georgia's terrain are among his most widely read poems. Click on the "Audio clip" link on the right hand side of the page to hear Georgia poet David Bottoms read a famous Lanier poem.
