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Hamlin-Dann
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1,172+/- acres located in the southeast section of the County between Lake Harney to the west and the Brevard County line to the east. The Lake Harney Woods subdivision adjoins the western boundary of the property. Mesic and wet flatwoods dominate the majority of the property. Other minor habitats include strand swamp, basin marsh and dome swamp. The slash pines, within the flatwoods, were severely impacted during the 1998 fires. The wildfire areas have been replanted with pine. The dome swamps and strand swamps are generally small in size and dominated by pond cypress. Although this property does not adjoin any public lands, an extensive area owned by the St. Johns River Water Management District is situated approximately one mile to the south of the Hamlin-Dann property. This public land represents a portion of the District’s Buck Lake Conservation Area, which, in turn, is adjacent to the Seminole Ranch Conservation Area. The property directly to the south of Hamlin-Dann is a permitted mitigation bank (Colbert Cameron Mitigation Bank).

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