Open Parks Network

The mouth of Shark River at Gulf of Mexico Everglades National Park Florida 1 postcard, postally unused; caption: "The Mouth of Shark River at Gulf of Mexico Everglades National Park Florida".

Horn Shark Biscayne National Park; National Park Service Horn Shark.

Bonnethead shark Biscayne National Park; National Park Service Bonnethead shark

Aerial View of Headwaters Area 81-XVIII & XIX-3

1960/1970

Fate of Abandoned Headwaters Channels 81-XVIII & XIX-6

1960/1970

Little Banana Patch & Shark River Headwaters Index (Stops XVII & XIX) 81-XVIII & XIX

1960/1970

U-2 Photo of Shark River Headwaters 81-XVIII & XIX - 2

1960/1970

Map of Environments Environments in the Shark River Island Area (81-XXVI-1)

1960/1970

The Gallery Forest 81-XVIII & XIX-1

1960/1970

Mean Distribution of Forms of Sulfur at Little Shark River Site Mean Distribution of Forms of Sulfur Little Shark River Site (81-XXVI-14)

1960/1970

Chlorinity at Two Shark River Sites 81-XVIII & XIX-22

1960/1970

Summary: Sulfur in Peat at Little Shark River Site Variation of Total Sulfur and Some forms of Sulfur with Depths, Little Shark River Site (81-XXVI-11)

1960/1970

Microbial populations at Little Shark River and other Sites Microbial Populations: Bacteria in Millions, others in Thousands Per GM Wet Peat (81-XXVI-15)

1960/1970

Sampling Sites Along the Shark River Shark River Sampling Area and Core Site Location (81-XVIII & XIX-18)

1960/1970

Shark River Sampling Site and Rhizophora vs Chenopod Pollen Distribution of Rhizophora Pollen and Chenopod Type 1 Along Shark River(81-XVIII & XIX-14)