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Illustration for Ivory Gull — Ivory Gull

Latin: Pagophila eburnea

Illustration for Ross's Gull — Ross's Gull

Latin: Rhodostethia rosea

Illustration for Aleutian Tern — Aleutian Tern

Latin: Onychoprion aleuticus

Illustration for Black-footed Albatross — Black-footed Albatross

Latin: Phoebastria nigripes

Illustration for Brown Noddy — Brown Noddy

Latin: Anous stolidus

Illustration for Black Noddy — Black Noddy

Latin: Anous minutus

Illustration for Ashy Storm-Petrel — Ashy Storm-Petrel

Latin: Hydrobates homochroa

Illustration for Leach's Storm-Petrel — Leach's Storm-Petrel

Latin: Hydrobates leucorhous

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Guided Programs

Programs

Guided Programs

The best way to experience the Western Everglades.

Conservation

Get Involved

Help Audubon steward the Corkscrew habitat.

Corkscrew Watershed Science Forum

Conservation

Corkscrew Watershed Science Forum

Partnering with our Federal, State, County and other neighbors to share the latest science on the ecology of our watershed.

Conservation

Volunteer

Become a citizen scientist at Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary.

Conservation

Current Projects

Fall Sunflower Fields in Bloom

Conservation

Fall Sunflower Fields in Bloom

Corkscrew's wet prairies are now fields of fall sunflowers in bloom along both sides of the boardwalk on the entrance trail. Butterflies visit the small disk flowers for nectar.

Painted Bunting and other Migratory Birds Are Returning to Corkscrew

Painted Bunting and other Migratory Birds Are Returning to Corkscrew

The 'snow birds; are returning to Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary including the Painted Bunting.

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Media Inquiries

Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary warmly welcomes members of the media.