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In Memoriam for WESLEY C. SKILES

High Springs, Florida, resident and world-renowned diver, photographer, film-maker,

explorer and educator, Wes Skiles died July 21, 2010 while on a photo dive for National

Geographic off the coast of Florida. John Moran took the photo of Wes, above, and offers

words of appreciation | click here to read

A founding member  The Blue Path Campaign, Wes is remembered for his passion for

discovering the secrets of the Floridan Aquifer and his passion for preserving it. We dedicate

the current exhibition at the Florida Museum of Natural history to the pioneering work and

spirit of Wes Skiles.

 
 
 

The Blue Path Campaign to preserve Florida's aquifer, springs and waterways begins with the

current exhibition at the Florida Museum of Natural History, at the University of Florida, Gainesville

Floridians are putting themselves on The Blue Path to accomplish one of our state's most significant

challenges. Together we are finding new ways to value and live with our water resources.

For a listing of hundreds of activities that will engage you and your friends and family, visit

www.TheBluePath.org, a partnership initiative of Florida's Eden.