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John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park (MM 102.5)
Your gateway to the world famous Pennekamp / Key Largo National Marine Sanctuary featuring glass-bottom boats, snorkel and scuba tours, and family water fun.

Dolphin Cove (MM 101.9 Bayside)
Offers in-water interaction with Atlantic bottlenose dolphins. The price is $100 per participant, but you can watch at close range from land and ask questions for $8.

Dolphins Plus (MM 99.5 Oceanside)
Located in Key Largo, we operate a marine mammal facility involved in environmental education programs. We offer tow programs designed for those interested in learning more about dolphins and their environment.

Florida Keys Wild Bird Rehabilitation Center (MM 93.6)
The center rescues and rehabs injured birds and releases them back into the wild. FREE, but donations greatly appreciated. Call (305) 852-4486 for details.

Dolphin Research Center (MM 59)
Located on Grassy Key in the heart of the Florida Keys. Dolphin Research Center is a not-for-profit education and research facility, home to a family of Atlantic bottlenose dolphins and California sea lions.


Audubon House and Tropical Garden
205 Whitehead St., Key West
(305) 294-2116 Tours Daily 9:30 - 4:15
Audubon House & Tropical Gardens is an exploration into local history and folklore, while the gardens offer a lush one-acre view of tropical foliage.


Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary
The Florida reef tract is the most extensive living coral reef system in North American waters and the third largest system in the world. Manage, protect and preserve the ecologically diverse marine communities and submerged cultural resources of the Florida Keys.

Florida Keys National Wildlife Refuge
This web site provides information on the Florida Key Deer Research Project to the Lower Florida Keys community and other interested parties.


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