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Everglades National Park
Laws & Policies
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CHANGE IN CONCEALED WEAPONS REGULATION
Due to recently enacted Federal law, there will be significant changes in the firearms regulations pertaining to the National Park Service which will take effect on February 22, 2010.
Until the new regulations takes effect, carrying a concealed firearms is not allowed and all possession of firearms within National Park Service lands must be in accordance with 36 CFR 2.4, which states firearms must be "rendered temporarily inoperable or are packed, cased or stored in a manner that prevents their ready use."
Information concerning the new regulations will be posted prior to the 2/22/2010 implementation date.
For any questions you can e-mail the Law Enforcement staff or contact the Chief Ranger's office at 305-242-7730
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Management and Operations Guidance
Generally the Code of Federal Regulations(CFR) guides park management and resource protection. In the CFR Superintendents of each unit in the National Park system have the option to develop more specific regulations to address unique management needs of their particular unit. These documents are called the Superintendent's Compendium and are an extension of the CFR. These publications help direct the park's management efforts to best serve the mission of the National Park Service and the needs of visitors. Click on the link below to download the most current Compendium.
2008 Everglades Superintendent's Compendium (120 KB)
2009 Everglades Superintendent's Compendium (329 KB)
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Did You Know?
Of the 27 species of snakes in Everglades National Park, only four are venomous – the cottonmouth, the diamondback rattlesnake, the dusky pygmy rattlesnake, and the coral snake. The snake to the left is the non-venomous, endangered Indigo Snake.
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Last Updated: October 14, 2009 at 14:03 EST |