Big Cypress National Reserve The reserve was created to protect the countless cypress trees in the Everglades region. Martin Siepmann/ age fotostock
First created to protect the surroundings of the Everglades National Park, Big Cypress National Reserve simply got its name from the impressive amount of cypress trees that it hosts. Of course, many other species are found on the 728,000 acre area; know that entrance to the park is free!
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