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Big Cypress National PreserveAn anole, a tropical species of lizard, on a branch.
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Big Cypress National Preserve
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A variety of Preserve publications can assist you in planning your visit to the Preserve, finding your way around and learning more about this unique area. All of these publications are available at the Oasis Visitor Center. You may also download and print them from this site.

Big Cypress Ranger Led Activity Schedule, 2007 / 08

Turner River / Wagonwheel / Birdon Road Loop Scenic Drive Guide

Big Cypress National Preserve Rack Card

National Parks of South Florida Trip Planner

Back Issues of National Parks of South Florida Papers
An anhinga drying its wings.  

Did You Know?
The anhinga is a commonly seen bird in many areas of Big Cypress National Preserve, and other park areas in Florida. However, within the United States of America, the bird is never really seen beyond Florida. Anhingas cousins are more commonly seen in South America and Africa.

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Last Updated: April 20, 2008 at 05:38 EST