I have had a lot of people wanting me to do another printing of the Okefenokee Swamp - Wild & Natural Coffeetable book.
The first two editions have sold out and now with the Okefenokee swamp being named a UNE SCO World Heritage Site, the need may really be there for another book .
This massive swamp is the 27th UNESCO site in the nation and the first one in the state of Georgia and the second one in the state of Florida - joining the Everglades.
The property supports exceptional biodiversity, including 856 plant species, 48 mammal species, 238 bird species, 39 fish species, and 90 reptile and amphibian species.
It also provides important habitat for migratory birds, threatened species, and a significant population of American alligators that number approximately 12,000.
Right now, I am taking names from people who are saying they want a book. That will really help me decide if I can afford to call and say “print me another 1,000 books.”
If you think you may be interested, get word to me and I will save your name, number and keep you updated on the book status.
• Wayne Morgan is freelance wildlife photographer and author.
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