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Biscayne National Park
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Any commercial activity in a National Park requires a permit. For information on obtaining an Incidental Business Permit (including permits for guiding and towing) or information on concessions opportunities call the superintendent's secretary at 305-230-1144, x3002.

If you have products or supplies that you feel might be of interest to the park, contact the park's purchasing agent at 305-230-1144, x3022.
Semaphore pricklypear cactus  

Did You Know?
In 2001, scientists taking a plant inventory in Biscayne National Park discovered a population of semaphore pricklypear cactus, one of the world's rarest plants. Previously known as only 9 plants in the lower Florida Keys, the new population numbered 570 plants...over 60 times the previous count.

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Last Updated: July 24, 2006 at 22:37 EST