Snorkeling
Whether you’re a history buff, a beach bum, or a tropical fish aficionado, Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park in Key West, Florida has something for everyone! Florida’s southern most state park offers a wide array of activities and rich U.S. military history.
Unfortunately we don't have that guide in printed format. You can explore all parks in the area on this site by clicking on the state and then zoom in. All public lands (not just national parks) will be there.
Travel well!
There is a boat launch is at the head of the Sandy Ridge Wildlife trail the launch is a small dirt ramp located near the bridge. More info here.
Check in at the Cape Hatteras National Seashore for the best places to snorkel. Call (252) 473-2111
Yes, it can hold two tents, as long as they're both not huge! There are four campgrounds in Shenandoah National Park: Mathews Arm (mile 22.1), Big Meadows (mile 51.2), Lewis Mountain (mile 57.5) and Loft Mountain (mile 79.5)
Go to the IDNR website:
http://www.in.gov/dnr/
and look around there. It is a big organization, so you have to know what kind of job you want and are qualified for - maintenance, enforcement, education, etc. Indiana government is facing budget shortfalls like most states, so jobs may be in short supply. As for county jobs, you will have to call or visit the particular county website - counties do not coordinate job openings with each other. There is no substitue for getting to know the local workers personally, and volunteering for your favorite organization is a great way to get your foot in the door. Park agencies always need volunteer help.
Bob Dispenza
Allen County Parks
Fort Wayne, IN
Florida manatees are found in shallow, slow-moving rivers, bays, estuaries and coastal water ecosystems. There are several places you can see manatees in their natural habitat. Biscayne National Park is a great place to start. Manatees are also found at Blue Spring State Park. You can see dolphins in Everglades National Park.
