Located west of the famed Okefenokee Swamp, the Suwannee River Visitor Center overlooks a bend in the black-water river where people can fish and launch boats. Inside, visitors learn what gives the river its tea color and that mother alligators actively care for their babies. Animal displays include a black bear, bobcat, fox squirrel, otter, snakes, fish and numerous birds, including an endangered wood stork. A beautiful film takes visitors on a leisurely trip through the river and swamp. The center also includes exhibits on local history and energy efficiency. Operated by Stephen C. Foster State Park in Georgia. 912-637-5274 or GeorgiaStateParks.org/StephenCFoster. Green Building: Composting toilets use no water and solar fans for ventilation Insulation made from recycled newsprint treated to be fire retardant Parking lot made from porous concrete to reduce storm water runoff Decking made from recycled plastic Retaining wall made from recycled electrical cable and automobile dashboards Carpet and ceiling tiles made from recycled materials Natural lighting High-efficiency heating and air conditioning unit 70% of all building materials from local sources 30% of all materials have recycled content 77% construction waste was recycled
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