Dynamic Diversity in the Everglades Annual Photo Contest
The National Park Service holds an annual photo contest to find the best image taken in the Everglades. Back in 1947, the United States government officially named the subtropical wetland area in Florida a national park, essentially protecting all of the area’s flora and fauna. These days, the Everglades is a popular tourism spot, an abundant nature watching area, and it even provides drinking waterer 1/3 of Florida’s residents.
Continue swiping for a look at the best photos from the 75th anniversary competition. The theme was “Dynamic Diversity."
Pa-Hay-Okee Barred Owlet
Grand Prize Winner
Photography: Peter Aronson