Okefenokee is America’s most spectacular wetland, a mosaic of plants and animals in an ecosystem unlike any other in the world. Cypresses draped in Spanish moss line the waterways. Floating islands harbour carnivorous plants and conceal wily alligators. From beds of sphagnum moss come the tack-hammering calls of carpenter frogs. Several hundred black bear still roam, and the haunting calls of sandhill cranes echo through the morning fog. These fascinating images, the primeval spirit of Okefenokee, and much more are captured in the dazzling book.