Everglades National Park

This is so our jam!

Seagrape is a native plant to the Everglades, and despite its name, you won’t find it growing underwater! Seagrape promotes biodiversity by providing shelter and food for wildlife.

What animals do you think eat Seagrape?

#Seagrape #LeaveNoTrace

Grand Reopening!

The HM69 Nike Missile Site Tours are back for the season today with an open house from 10a-2p and a ranger program at 2p.

Check the park calendar for upcoming tour information: nps.gov/ever/planyourv…

#HM69 #ColdWarHistory #VeteransDay

Recently, Everglades National Park leadership joined the @JaxStrong and the @SFWMD for a firsthand look at two components of the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan, the nation’s largest ecosystem restoration program.

#Everglades #CERP

The next entrance fee-free day for U.S. citizens and residents is Wednesday, November 11, 2026, in honor of Veteran's Day.

Start planning your trip to Everglades National Park at nps.gov/ever/planyourv…

NPS photo

#Everglades #FeeFreeDay #RecreateResponsibly

See ya later! 🏎️💨

Alligators are often seen in the park resting on the ground or in the water.... but don't be fooled. Just because these swamp puppies like to soak up the sun doesn't mean they can't move fast!

Always give gators at least 15 ft of space.

#AmericanAlligator