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Everglades National Park
Volunteer Group Projects 

Volunteer groups carry out a wide variety of projects. From trimming vegetation along hiking trails to removing invasive plant species, volunteer groups provide the many hands needed to greatly enhance park trails, facilities and habitats. Learn about how your group can become involved, by clicking on the links below. 

 

Recycling, for the Health of the Everglades!

Spring, Fall and Winter Cleanup

Maintain and Enhance Park Facilities

Trimming Vegetation for Everglades Exploration!

Invasive Plant Species Removal

Wetland Prairie and Pineland Restoration

 

Scheduling Your Work Day

 

Call the Volunteer Coordinator at 305-242-7752, to learn more about these and other opportunities and to plan your work day!

 
Baby alligator  

Did You Know?
Female alligators will vehemently protect their nests and their young until they reach one to two years of age. Keep your eyes out for baby alligators in the Everglades - they're about a foot long with yellow stripes.

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Last Updated: July 26, 2008 at 10:31 EST