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Updated: 02/08/2013 08:00:29AM

Grim warning about future
of natural treasures

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SUN PHOTO BY CLINTON BURTON, cburton@sun-herald.com

Charles Sobczak spoke on the parks, preserves and wildlife sanctuaries to be seen and enjoyed in Southwest Florida from Sarasota County to Collier County and beyond.

By CLINTON BURTON

Assistant Englewood Editor

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ENGLEWOOD ­— Sanibel-based author Charles Sobczak cracks a lot of jokes while talking about all the places there are in Southwest Florida to see some of the thousands of species of wildlife. But he turns serious when he starts to speak about the future.

“We must remain vigilant in preserving wildlife habitats,” he said to an attentive audience Wednesday at Elise Quirk Library. “We must speak up for those whose voices can’t be heard.”

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