Slip on a tightly woven shirt to block out the sun. Slop on sunscreen with an SPF of 15 or higher 20 minutes before going outside. Slap on a hat with a brim wide enough to protect your face and neck.
Many state parks have wonderful opportunities for viewing native Florida wildlife.
Manatees, dolphins, otters, birds, deer and even bobcat, bear and panther are just a few of the animals found in our parks. Don't ever approach or feed wildlife. Enjoy watching them from a distance. A recent study found six of the top twenty best beaches in America are in Florida's state parks. Although there are many beach recreational activities, swimming remains one of the most popular.