Two hundred owner-authorized, privacy-reviewed photographs are now public. They show a landscape alive with resident-observed wildlife and shaped by water—not an empty parcel waiting to become a ledger of mitigation credits.
Filter the complete public set below. Images are lightweight derivatives with private metadata removed; the unaltered originals remain in the protected evidence archive.
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They document resident-observed animals, water conditions, trees, ponds, lawns, and neighborhood context. Taken together, they show why residents insist on site-specific field surveys and hydrologic work before any irreversible decision.
A photograph alone does not prove a species’ current regulatory status, a capture date or precise location, a flood depth or cause, contamination, or how the proposed project would perform. Those questions require agency records and qualified analysis.
Seven additional images remain outside the public set because they contain a recognizable person, plate, house number, street sign, or exact-location detail. Publication permission does not require Save Tarpon Woods to expose residents’ private information.
Submit wildlife, flooding, property-condition, or document evidence through the private review system. New submissions appear publicly only after administrative approval and a separate privacy and context review.
Separate from the legacy archive above, recent evidence approved through the website’s private review workflow appears here.
No additional approved public photographs are required to use this archive.
