It might not be known to all, but the Everglades National Park remains one of the most endangered national parks. The Group of South Florida has increased water diversion dams and canals. And this leads to a problem, the aquatic habitats in the park go back because there is not enough water is always in the Everglades.
Visitors are invited to write in Congress and tell them to save the Everglades - especially those who witness the development of the decision. Flights white ibis used to come in large numbers to 90. Today, visitors can see herds of 10 who visit this subtropical wilderness, full of mangroves and remains one of the most beautiful parks.
History:
Unlike other parks, Everglades National Park was established in part of the ecosystem and preserve wildlife habitat. With such a unique mix of tropical and temperate plants and animals Everglades contains over 700 plants and 300 species of birds. There are also home to endangered species such as the manatee, alligator and the Florida Panthers.
World Heritage Site and Biosphere Everglades is a constant crusade to protect the area. Environmentalists call for the purchase of private Everglades wetlands water to increase shares with the neighboring regions.
The park is located in the southern Everglades and the end is in danger. Fifty percent of the original wetlands of South Florida no longer exists. Whole animal populations are vulnerable and poorly exotic herbs are choking change from native plants and habitats. These are in danger of collapse, the warnings of a national park.
Opening times:
Everglades has two main stations to choose from: dry and wet. From mid-December to mid-April, the weather is dry and is the most popular time to visit. Always wet flies are usually keep the tourists away during the rainy season - the rest of the year.
Instructions:
For those outside of Florida, Miami fly in (see prices) or Naples. South Miami, Florida Turnpike Take US 1 in Florida City, then west to Florida. 9336 (Palm Dr). The Ernest F. Coe Visitor Center is about 50 kilometers from Miami.
If just west of Miami, you can US 41 in Shark Valley Visitor Center.
Naples, east on US 41 in Florida. 29 and south of the city of swamp.
Fees / Permits:
An entrance fee of $ 10 per vehicle per week will be provided to visitors charged. Those walking or cycling in the park will be charged $ 5.
Main attractions:
Tropical trees are a necessity in this swamp and Mahogany Hammock is a habitat for others to see them all. The Everglades is home to timberline tear. Sitting on the floor slightly raised patches that raised by the action of water and lowered to develop throughout the year. Discover Mahogany Hammock Trail to extend the life of mahogany world in the United States.
Contact Information:
400,001 state. Rd 9446, Homestead, FL 33034
Phone: 305-242-7700
A good way to see the park Shark Valley Tram Tours. Tours run two hours along a 15-mile loop in the River of Grass, which offer a great opportunity to see wildlife and learn about the freshwater ecosystem. Reservations are strongly recommended during the dry season and can be made by calling 305-221-8455.
Boat tours are also on the Gulf Coast (call 239-695-2591) and Near Flamingo (call 239-695-3101) is available. The trip explores the mangrove islands Ten Thousand Iceland in the Gulf of Mexico. Tourists can dolphins, manatees, ospreys, pelicans, and to see more.
Shark River is a great place where visitors can definitely see alligators and birds. Want to see the sharks? No, but it's still a wonderful place to see turtles, hawks and vultures place.
Accommodation
Two camps within the park and are for a maximum of 30 days. Flamingo and Long Pine Key are open all year, but note that from November to campsites may be a delay of 10 days. The fee is $ 14 per night. Reservations are from mid-December to April available if the sites first come, first served.
Camping is available for $ 10 per night, $ 2 per person. A permit is required and must be purchased in person.
Outside the park there are many hotels, inns and guesthouses located in Florida City and Homestead. Days Inn and Comfort Inn offer the cheapest room at Knights Inn and Coral Roc Motel features a kitchenette for guests. (Prices)
Interests outside the park
Near Biscayne National Park offers an underwater world of coral reefs and rare fish. It is an ideal destination for families and offers many activities, including boating, snorkeling, diving, and camping.
Distribution of fresh water in the Everglades, Big Cypress National Preserve includes marshes, mangroves, and popular with visitors. 729,000 acres are home to endangered Florida panther, and the black bear. This area is connected to the Everglades and offers tours, fishing, camping, hiking and canoeing.
If you have time for another National Park, about 70 miles west of Key West to the Dry Tortugas National Park is. Seven islands make this park, full of coral reefs and sand. Bird and marine life attracts tourists in search of the interaction of wild animals.
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