Andrews Wildlife Management Area is an oasis in the rapidly developing
Lower Suwannee River region. Of the estimated 20,000 to 25,000 acres
of upland hardwood forest that once existed along the lower Suwannee,
the last large tract is located within the 3,501-acre Andrews WMA. Andrews’s
old-growth upland hardwood forest shows little evidence of human disturbance.
Its well-developed canopy with trees in various stages of growth and
decay provides food, cover, and nesting and denning sites for many wildlife
species. Here you can enjoy small, high-quality hunts and excellent
fishing along the banks of the Suwannee. Hike, jog, or bike along pleasant
well-marked trails, three of which lead to champion trees.
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