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Fort Matanzas National Monument
Animals

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Critter of the Month
 

Fort Matanzas National Monument is home to a variety of animals.  We even have some endangered species.

Please remember while visiting the park not to interfere with the wildlife.

Learn more about the creatures that call the park home by visiting our Critter of the Month page.  
Some of the 150-year-old live oak trees in the Fort Matanzas picnic area.  

Did You Know?
Did you know that the live oak trees in the picnic area at Fort Matanzas are over 150 years old? The park also has an eastern red cedar located on the island near the fort that is over 260 years old, as old as the fort itself! Ft Matanzas National Monument, Florida

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Last Updated: May 05, 2008 at 07:40 EST