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Everglades National Park Written Information

To obtain help or written information about Everglades - brochures, maps, pamphlets, pictures, questions, visitors guide, etcetera, you will need to contact the park service information office via mail or phone. Plan on four to six weeks to obtain the information depending on the time of year you request it. Requests by phone will elicit a faster response.

The park service information office would love to answer all inquires, but its resources are limited. The park service does not have the capability or resources to answer all the School and College Project or Report Requests. They will forward any available printed information on park topics.

Park Service Information Office

Everglades National Park 40001 State Road 9336 Homestead, FL 33034-6733 Email: Everglades National Park Phone: 305-242-7700 Fax: 305-242-7728 Contact Page: Link

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