The National Park Service wants to know who's responsible for a series of fires in the Everglades
By: CNN
By Scottie Andrew, CNN
(CNN) -- A series of fires were intentionally set inside Everglades National Park in Florida over the course of two months, officials say. Now, investigators are seeking the public's help in identifying those responsible.
The blazes cost the park on the southern tip of Florida "hundreds of thousands" of dollars to suppress, according to the National Park Service (NPS). While damage was minimal, fires set toward the end of the dry season could potentially devastate the wildlife that live there. The wet season begins in mid-May.