JOB TITLE: OFFICE MANAGER STATUS: FULL TIME EXEMPT REPORTS TO: EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SALARY RANGE: $27,000 TO $35,000 The South Florida National Parks Trust is an independent nonprofit organization that works in partnership with the National Park Service to protect, promote and enhance South Florida’s four national parks – Everglades, Biscayne and
Continue reading »Learn From Home With These Everglades Ranger Videos!
The Everglades Education Team has put together some fun learning resources for teachers and students that you can enjoy from home! Go on an adventure with a ranger and learn about how fire shapes the ecosystem, plant and animal adaptations, and Everglades Restoration. Our Everglades Rangers love to hear from you so be sure to
Continue reading »5th Annual Wine & Wildlife Raises a Record $119,000
(Naples, Fla.) – The South Florida National Parks Trust (SFNPT) sets an organizational record with more than $119,000 raised during its 5th annual Wine & Wildlife event on February 26 at the Naples Botanical Garden. Over 225 friends gathered to celebrate and support Florida’s National Parks. The evening included educational presentations by the National Park Service, a
Continue reading »Debris Maze Challenge Exhibit at Biscayne National Park
Miami, FL – The Debris Maze Challenge, a Miami Foundation Public Space Challenge winner and immersive art experience building awareness of litter in our oceans, will open to the public at Biscayne National Park’s Dante Fascell Visitor Center on December 7, 2019 and run daily through January 3, 2020. A kick-off event will take place on
Continue reading »Nike Missile
One of the most popular tours in Everglades National Park has nothing to do with alligators, wading birds or the River of Grass. It’s a tour of the Everglades Nike Missile Base, one of the best-preserved relics of the Cold War in South Florida. About the Site Everglades National Park houses one of the best-preserved
Continue reading »SFNPT Welcomes New Executive Director, Juan Cueto
September 2019 – Juan M. Cueto has been selected as the new Executive Director of the South Florida National Parks Trust (SFNPT). Mr. Cueto brings extensive fundraising and leadership experience to the organization with more than 27-years of professional work in the not-for-profit industry. He joined the SFNPT in September of 2019 and succeeds Don
Continue reading »BioCorps intern “samples” career opportunities in the NPS
September 2019 – Biocorps Intern Sidney McFarland… Hailing from Celebration, Florida, McFarland, a University of Florida senior majoring in wildlife ecology and conservation, first began traveling to national parks with her parents from a young age. It was these experiences that opened her eyes to the beauty of natural landscapes and wildlife. This past summer,
Continue reading »Registration Now OPEN for Biscayne Education Programs
September 2019 – Biscayne National Park education staff is gearing up for another spectacular season. Registration for Environmental Education Programs is now OPEN! If you are new to Biscayne National Park’s programming we recommend you familiarize yourself with our program options before registering. Biscayne’s school programming for 2019-2020 focuses on 4th-grade students and is FREE of charge. You will need the following information
Continue reading »New Superintendent selected for Big Cypress National Preserve
August 2019 – The National Park Service has named a new superintendent at Big Cypress National Preserve. See below for the NPS news release announcing the appointment. Thomas Forsyth Named Superintendent of Big Cypress National Preserve ATLANTA (April 21, 2019) – Today, National Park Service (NPS) Southeast Regional Director Robert A. Vogel announced the selection of
Continue reading »Our Summer Intern says goodbye to her National Park Adventure
August 2019 – Allie Hellier is headed back to school this month after “finding her park” in South Florida. In a final blog post, Allie reflects on the people she met and the lessons she learned while on assignment in South Florida’s national parks. By Allison Hellier Endings are uncomfortable. It means forging into the
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