Stunning Natural Destinations for Wildlife Spotting in Florida

1. Stunning Natural Destinations for Wildlife Spotting in Florida Check out these amazing natural destinations in Florida that provides immense opportunities for wild-life spotting: Everglades National Park: The Everglades National Park is amongst the largest national park in the United States. It has also been listed in the UNESCO World Heritage Site as well as the Ramsar Convention Site; it is one of the best places to encounter dozens of wildlife in their natural habitat. Every year the park witness more than one million visitors annually, the park is home to 36 threatened animals species, more than 650 species of birds and fish, 40 unique mammals and 50 different kinds of reptiles. December is one of the best months to visit this park and besides wildlife spotting; the park also offers plenty of opportunities to engage in different kinds of outdoor activities ranging from hiking, trekking, camping, boating, etc. Three Sisters Springs, Crystal River: The Three Sisters Spring lies on Florida's western coast of Crystal River, United States. It is home to five spring areas surrounded by plenty of privately owned property, sand boils and unexplored trails. Three Sisters Springs is more popular with swimmers, kayakers and canoers alike. The 57-acre spring is also home to the Crystal river sanctuary where dozens of manatees can be found sprinkled over different corners. It is the prime location in Florida for manatee-viewing in their natural habitats. Loggerhead Marine Life Center, Juno Beach: The Loggerhead Marine Life Centre is situated on the Loggerhead Park in Juno Beach, Florida. This canter serves multiple purposes, it is an education

2. center, research, conservation as well as rehabilitation centre establishes around 1983. This canter has been established to preserve the marine culture and dedicated to rehabilitating some of the endangered species like sea turtles. There are many sites which exhibit live sea turtles and other marine animals, all of which are dedicated to providing useful information to researchers and young students. This center is also responsible for managing the Juno Beach Pier which is a fishing pier located along Juno Beach. Paynes Prairie Preserve, Micanopy: Paynes Prairie Preserve is located in Micanopy on the southern region of Gainesville. This natural reserve is of significant importance and is a national natural landmark. There are eight different trails open to the public for horseback riding, hiking, bicycling, trekking, boating, etc.