Exploring changes in wildlife corridors and combining scientific research with artistic interpretation, Conservation Artist Deborah Mitchell is focused on ecological and cultural changes occurring in our wild places. From this experience, she creates an ongoing body of work combining elements of resilience and adaptation, which is necessary to inspire interest in restoring ecosystems and combating climate change, habitat loss and invasive species.

With support from Everglades National Park and Archbold Biological Station, Mitchell's solo outdoor, site specific exhibition starts at the Ernest F. Coe Visitors Center and continues at Royal Palm Visitors Center, Gumbo Limbo Trail, Long Pine Key, Pineland Trail, Pahayokee Overlook Trail and Mahogany Hammock Trail. Exhibition is on view from November 20th, 2021 - June 1st, 2022, 24 hours per day.

From 9am - 5pm there is a $30.00 fee per vehicle entrance fee for the Park.