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Nature Photographer Leading Hike At Everglades National Park

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By NPT Staff - January 3rd, 2016
Egret at sunset in Everglades National Park/NPS

Join a nature photographer on Tuesday for a birding outing in Everglades National Park/NPS

You're invited to join Robert Chaplin, a fine art and nature photographer, on a birding outing in Shark Valley at Everglades National Park on Tuesday.

The hike, which begins at 8:45 a.m., will go down the L67 canal. Bring your camera and learn of great places to take a photo in this area of Everglades National Park. during the hike you'll learn about the birds that inhabit or migrate to south Florida as well. The walk will last approximately an hour. Please call the visitor center at (305) 221-8776 to make a reservation. (Because it includes a car caravan, the event will be limited to 10 cars.)

For your safety, visitors are encouraged to consider personal comfort needs and bring water, sunscreen, and appropriate footwear. 

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