The Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve is located in northeastern Florida, encompassing over 46,000 acres of protected land. This area features diverse ecosystems, including salt marshes, coastal dunes, and hardwood swamps, providing habitat for various wildlife species. It also preserves significant cultural and historical sites related to the Timucuan people and early European settlers. Visitors to the preserve can explore numerous trails, waterways, and historic landmarks, such as the Kingsley Plantation and the Fort Caroline National Memorial. The preserve offers educational programs and recreational activities, making it a valuable resource for understanding both natural and cultural heritage in the region.