Everglades Education

Registration has opened! Follow the link below and register for your group!

Education programs are back! Teachers, get excited because this year our park rangers are visiting your classroom live from the Everglades!

For 30-45 minutes, a ranger will guide your students on a virtual expedition through the Everglades, delivering curriculum-based lessons while hiking, slogging, wildlife-watching, and more.

Program registration begins on Thursday, Aug 27 at 8:00 a.m. EST. On that morning, visit the following link to register: https://www.nps.gov/ever/learn/education/virtual-learning.htm

P.S. Zoom in to see Ranger Patty holding Everglades "gold" (a.k.a. periphyton). Have you ever held Everglades gold?

NPS Photo by Denise Diaz

Image: A Park Ranger uses a tablet to photograph another Park Ranger holding matted algae. They are both standing in a grassy wetland and wearing green trousers, gray shirts, and light tan wide-brimmed hats.

Here it is, a 2nd video release! We could not help ourselves, we love to teach and we love for everyone to learn! So, are you ready to learn about Adaptations? Let's go on another adventure into the Everglades! Remember, send questions to [email protected] ENJOY!

Everglades - Adapt to Survive Learn about the amazing adaptations that plants and animals have in Everglades National Park.

We are so excited! The Everglades Education team had to put something extra special together for our teachers and students! Let's go on an adventure into the Everglades to learn how fire shapes our ecosystem! Send questions to [email protected] ENJOY!

Everglades, Shaped by fire Follow along as rangers explore the role of fire in the Everglades.

Happy ! People all over the world know the Everglades as the home of an extraordinary array of animals.

It's abundant wildlife includes recognizable and charismatic species like the American alligator, Florida panther, and Roseate Spoonbill, as well as more obscure (and endangered!) species such as the Cape Sable Seaside Sparrow and Florida Leafwing butterfly.

These animals and more all contribute to the richness of this ecosystem and help make it one of the planet's biodiversity hotspots.

What's your favorite Everglades animal? Let us know in the comments!

Photo by Constance Mier

Attention Educators! Looking for an educational experience like no other? Become a Teacher-Ranger-Teacher this summer at Everglades National Park. For more information contact us at 305-242-7753 or simply complete and submit the application. https://goo.gl/forms/M848FaPZABTXn4n22

Teacher Ranger Teacher Form

We are so excited to share information about an upcoming event in Everglades National Park! We invite you to Share Your Story with us on either July 16th or July 23rd.

Interested in becoming an Educational park ranger in Everglades National Park? Here is your chance: https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/442898900/

Park Ranger (Interpretation), GS-0025-05/07 You can make a difference by bringing your unique experience, background and perspective to our work.We are committed to promoting a workforce where the viewpoints and talents of every employee are valued, welcomed and appreciated. – NPS Director, Jon Jarvis  To find out m...

The Flamingos are exploring Shark Valley! They are ready to bike the 15-mile loop and see the Everglades from the Observation Tower! Stay tuned for where they'll be next!

Slough Slogging!! What will be the Flamingos next stop?

We got to do some slough slogging around Pa-hay-okee Overlook, we can't wait to meet up with the rest of our flock on Wednesday!