Crews on Sunday are working to contain two wildfires at the Everglades National Park, officials said.
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According to park officials, U.S. Wildland Fire Service Firefighters, the two fires that were caused by lightning are the Chipmunk and Vulture fires.
Officials said that the Chipmunk Fire was first reported on Friday and is two miles southwest of Shark Valley. It is about 9,232 acres and has been 30% contained.
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The second fire, the Vulture Fire, was reported on Saturday and is east of the Shark Valley Tram Road.
It is about 286 acres and has been 60% contained.
As crews continue to battle the fires, the Shark Valley area is under an emergency closure, which includes administrative and public facilities.
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