Lesson 4D:  Compiling Information
Name: Kareem Juri	
Topic: The Everglades

Save your work as 4D_LastName.rtf or 4D_LastName.doc.  Include the exact text that will be on each of your pages.  Remember what you learned about copyright and writing for the web.  Don’t forget to check your spelling and grammar.  

index.html - 2-3 short paragraphs about the National Park, Site Landmark you selected

The Everglades is a legally protected national park. The Everglades is home to a numerous amount of plant and animal species. Some of these species are found no where else on Earth.  The area has many different ecosystems within it creating one large very unique ecosystem. 

Scientist also use the area for research and an outdoor laboratory. There are many things to do while visiting the area as well. The park covers 1.5 million acres in all. There are many activities that can be done in park, such as hiking. 
	
history.html - 2-3 short paragraphs detailing the history of this site/landmark/park.  .  Include how it became a protected area.

The Everglades once covered almost 11,000 square-miles. It was a well balanced ecosystem with many different animal and plant species. Then early colonist started to change the Everglades from wetland to land for farming. All of the development by the colonist caused severe damage to the environment and animal species. 

The area was established as Everglade National Park in 1947 with the help of environmental activist and conservationalist. Not only does the area have a unique ecosystem it also has a rich human history. There were Native  Americans that lived in the area and had a thriving community. 	
todo.html - detail 3 things to see/do and give descriptions of each

Camping: Camping is available year round and there are a number of camping sites. There is front country camping and back country camping
Fishing: Great boating and fishing opportunities. There are salt water and fresh water fish. 
Boating: You can visit and explore the everglades on a boat, canoe, or kayak. Explore different habitats safely by educating yourself.