Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Advises disabled travelers on mobility issues and runs an educational exchange pro-
gram.
Travelin' Talk Network
( www.travelintalk.net )
Run by the same people as Access-Able Travel Source; a global network of service pro-
viders.
TOURIST INFORMATION
Volunteering
Volunteering can be a great way to break up a long trip, and it provides memorable oppor-
tunities to interact with locals and the land in ways you never would when just passing
through. Animal sanctuaries and small parks are always on the lookout for short-term vo-
lunteer help.
Florida's state parks would not function without volunteers. Each park coordinates its own
volunteers, and most also have the support of an all-volunteer 'friends' organization (offi-
cially called Citizen Support Organizations). Links and contact information are on the main
state park website ( http://floridastateparks.org/getin volved/volunteer.cfm).
Everglades National Park
( % 305-242-7752; www.nps.gov/ever/supportyourpark/volunteer.htm )
Active volunteer program recruits both individuals and groups.
PARK
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary
( % 305-292-0311; www.floridakeys.noaa.gov/volunteer_opportunities/welcome.html )
Can hook folks up with a plethora of environment-focused volunteer programs across the
Keys.
WILDLIFE RESERVE
Miami Habitat for Humanity
( % 305-634-3628; www.miamihabitat.org ; 3800 NW 22nd Ave, Miami)
Does a ton of work in Florida, building homes and helping the homeless.
VOLUNTEERING
Shake a Leg Miami
( % 305-858-5500; www.shakealegmiami.org ; 2620 S Bayshore Dr)
A community water-sports complex in Coconut Grove that aims to serve economically
and physically disadvantaged children.
VOLUNTEERING
Volunteer Florida
TOURIST INFORMATION
 
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