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National Park Service Will Protect Miccosukee Tribe Camp From Flooding - Vimarsana News

National Park Service Will Protect Miccosukee Tribe Camp From Flooding

A tribal camp in the Everglades that could be impacted by efforts to restore the "river of grass" will be protected by the National Park Service.

Everglades National Park Wilderness Stewardship Plan Being Developed - Vimarsana News

Everglades National Park Wilderness Stewardship Plan Being Developed

Nearly all of Everglades National Park is official wilderness, some underwater, most above. With that in mind, the park staff is seeking public comment on a wilderness stewardship plan that will guide the preservation, management, and use of the 97 percent of the park that is designated wilderness.

Entrance Fees Rising At Everglades National Park - Vimarsana News

Entrance Fees Rising At Everglades National Park

It's going to cost a little more to enter Everglades National Park in 2024, when the entrance fee for private vehicles and vessels goes from $30 for seven days to $35.

New Lodge, Renovated Visitor Center To Open At Everglades National Park - Vimarsana News

New Lodge, Renovated Visitor Center To Open At Everglades National Park

A grand opening for a new lodge and a renovated visitor center at Everglades National Park in Florida is set for October 27 at Flamingo.

Everglades Visitors Getting New Lodging Option - Vimarsana News

Everglades Visitors Getting New Lodging Option

Anybody who has ever camped at Flamingo in the Everglades has first hand experience with the relentless hordes of mosquitos. As a tent camper I’ve had mosquitos practically carry me away even in January. But there is now a more civilized Everglades alternative.