Glades Glimpse Videos
Join park rangers, researchers and volunteers as they share their insights, passion and experiences. These videos show the diverse natural and cultural history of Everglades National Park from a variety of perspectives. Learn more about this national treasure through these videos! Everglades Mountains and Valleys Everglades National Park is home to diverse and dynamic habitats. Small changes in elevation influence the difference between dry and wet habitats. Explore the Everglades 'Mountains' and 'Valleys' from a fresh perspective with expert guides along the way. This kid-friendly video series features seven main habitats within Everglades National Park.
NPS Photo by Jennifer Brown The River of Fire
NPS Photo by Jennifer Brown National Park Week 2012
NPS Graphic by Nate Shaw Everglades Environmental Education: 40th Anniversary Celebration Everglades Perspectives: Hydrology Technician Student Becomes Ranger Cape Sable Dams Project Everglades Environmental Education: Slough Slog Hole-in-the-Donut: Habitat Restoration Project Everglades Invasives: Burmese Pythons and Beyond... Pine Rocklands and Fire Fire helps create the rich diversity and open understory in the pine rocklands. Explore a partnership between Everglades Fire Management and this globally imperiled ecosystem. Cypress Cathedral Alligator Tales Each year, thousands of curious visitors seek out the "Monarch of the Marsh". Watch this narrated slide show to learn more about the fascinating natural history of the American Alligator. Wood Stork Shuffle This endangered species intrigues many park visitors with its odd feeding habits. Watch this narrated slide show to learn more about the Wood Stork's feeding habits. Back to Video Homepage
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Did You Know?
Around 15 federally threatened and endangered species reside within the boundaries of Everglades National Park. Sea turtles, crocodiles, and West Indian Manatees (pictured left) are but a few of these.