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Pensacola Bay City Ferry Service to Fort Pickens

<p>Join a park ranger on a National Park Service ferry ride trip from Pensacola to Gulf Islands National Seashore's Fort Pickens Area then to Pensacola Beach. </p> <p> </p> <p>Once you arrive at Fort Pickens if you choose to get off, you will have a either 2.5 hours or 5 hours to recreate and enjoy the historic fortifications, private beaches, bike paths, fishing pier and visitor center. </p> <p> </p> <p>Ferry departure times from Fort Pickens to Pensacola Beachthree times a day.</p> <p> </p> <p> </p>

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Ship Island Excursions Ferry Service to Ship Island

<p>Join a National Park Service ranger on a one-hour Ship Island Excursions ferry ride to Ship Island where you can have access to ranger-led programs in Fort Massachusetts and a private swim beach. </p> <p>The swim beach is a quarter of a mile walk on a boardwalk from the fishing pier. There is very little shade on the island and no transportation. Food and umbrellas are for purchase at an additional cost on the swim beach. </p> <p>No pets are allowed on the ferry. Fishing is only permitted on the sound side beach.</p>

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NPS/Kiss

Anhinga Amble (Royal Palm)

<p>Interested in seeing wildlife? Take a stroll with a ranger and explore the renowned Anhinga Trail where alligators, wading birds and other wildlife are easily spotted! <strong>Meet at the Royal Palm benches</strong>. Wheelchair accessible. 0.7 miles, 45 minutes. </p>

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Coastal Curiosities

<p>Discover the web of life on the northern Gulf Coast with this drop-in activity! Join a guide during this hands-on activity to see, touch, and learn how plants, animals, and humans have continuously adapted to the coastal environment.</p> <p><em>Note: Talks are accessible to people with special needs. Programs are subject to change and/or cancelation due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances</em>.</p> <p> </p> <p> </p>

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NPS/Wade

Ranger Talk at Fort Caroline National Memorial

<p>Join a ranger at the Fort Caroline National Memorial for a 20 minute talk related to the preserve. Topics vary by ranger and are appropriate for all ages. Locations will vary so please call 904-641-7155 or ask at the visitor center desk. <br /><br /><em>Ranger talks are subject to to weather and staffing changes.</em></p>

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Ranger Talk at Kingsley Plantation

<p>Join a park ranger for 20 minute talk related to the history of Kingsley Plantation. Talks are 20 minutes long, appropriate for all ages and free. Topics vary by ranger. Location will vary so please call 904-251-3537 or ask at the visitor center desk. <br /><br /><em>Ranger talks are subject to to weather and staffing changes.</em></p>

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Guardian on the Sound

<p>Join us for a 45-minute walk through Fort Massachusetts located on Ship Island. Meet at the entrance to Fort Massachusetts. Ship Island is a barrier island located off the coast of Mississippi.</p>

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NPS/Dutton

Open House at Kingsley Plantation

<p>The Planter's House at Kingsley Planatation will be open 10:30-11:30am and 2:30-3:30pm Friday, Saturday. and Sunday staff and weather permitting. Open house are self-guided walkthroughs, however a ranger or volunteer will be available at the house to answer questions. Access to the Planter's House is through the south porch entrance.</p>

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Ranger's Choice 11a

<p>Join us for a variety of rotating staff led activities, cool topics, and hands-on learning programs such as guided walks, science labs, nature journaling, and history presentations that encourage connection with Biscayne's resources.</p> <p>Drop-ins and the entire family are welcome. Programming is free. </p> <p>For program specifics, please visit or call the visitor center at 786-335-3620.</p>

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Ranger's Choice Hike in Davis Bayou

<p>Join a park ranger at Davis Bayou to learn about the medicinal plants of the Gulf Coast. Meet at the Wiliam M. Colmer visitor center in the Davis Bayou Area in Mississippi.</p>

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NPS/McGinley

The Spanish Are Coming! (FL Program)

<p><span data-teams="true">The northern Gulf Coast is rich with stories about the American Revolution! To celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, join a guide for a 30 minute talk to learn about the forgotten people, places, and events that shaped the founding of the United States of America. </span></p> <p><span data-teams="true"><em>Note: Talks are accessible to people with special needs. Programs are subject to change and/or cancelation due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances</em>.</span></p>

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Glades Glimpse (Royal Palm)

<p>The Everglades is a place like no other! Sit in the shade as a ranger reveals the amazing wonders of the Everglades. Topics vary daily. <strong>Meet at the Royal Palm benches</strong>. Accessible. 20 minutes.</p>

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Fishing Clinic

<p>Learn how to Fish alongside park staff!</p> <p>Some topics that may be covered during a clinic include (but are not limited to):</p> <ul> <li>The techniques behind casting and dehooking a fish</li> <li>Local species</li> <li>Local regulations</li> <li>Best times to fish</li> <li>History of fishing in the area</li> <li>How to tie knots</li> </ul> <p>Beginner Friendly!</p> <p>Fun for the whole family!</p> <p> </p>

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Ranger's Choice 3p

<p>Join us for a variety of rotating staff led activities, cool topics, and hands-on learning programs such as guided walks, science labs, nature journaling, and history presentations that encourage connection with Biscayne's resources.</p> <p>Drop-ins and the entire family are welcome. Programming is free. </p> <p>For program specifics, please visit or call the visitor center at 786-335-3620.</p>

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Secrets of the Seashore

<p>The edge of the sea is full of wonder! Join a guide for a 30 minute talk to discover the incredible natural world along the Gulf of Mexico. Langdon Beach pavilion is located inside the Fort Pickens Area and there is a fee to enter.</p> <p>Subject to cancellation in the event of inclement weather.</p>

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