Picayune Strand Restoration Project Sets High Standards
Posted on July 28, 2010By: Lori Lovely 07/28/10 »
Restoring the River of Grass
Breaking
Everglades News
County withdraws plans for outdoor recreation area due to opposition
Posted on July 27, 2010By www.naplesnews.com 07/27/10 »
EDITORIAL: Land deal puts Everglades restoration on track
Posted on July 27, 2010St. Petersburg Times 07/27/10 »
Reason for dangerous canals near roads? The canals came first
Posted on July 27, 2010Palm Beach Post By Jason Schultz 07/27/10 »
Lobster miniseason haul tough to call
Posted on July 25, 2010Miami Herald By Susan Cocking 07/25/10 »
Saving the Everglades:
Why should I care?
- To Protect Water Quality
- To preserve a quality of life offered nowhere else on earth
- To save a water supply that sustains millions of people
- To create and sustain jobs in tourism, commercial fishing, agriculture and recreation
- To ensure the survival of 67 endangered species and one of the world's last great places
- To encourage and plan for future growth of the economy
Everglades Facts, Everglades Pictures, Everglades Animals, Everglades History and Everglades Projects -- All Just a Mouse Click Away
When does a greater understanding of the threatened wetland ecosystem that we know as America's Everglades lead to unified efforts to restore and protect it for future generations?
How do the fragile habitats within the Everglades ecosystem bounce back after suffering debilitating damage associated with rapid human population growth, drainage and pollution?
As website visitors navigate this site, we hope that the Everglades Foundation not only provides audiences with up-to-date information on the latest news associated with the restoration of The Swamp, but also facts about other Everglades ecosystem areas including Everglades National Park, Florida Bay and the Big Cypress National Preserve.
9 Essential Steps
To Saving the Everglades
From stunning Everglades photography to fun-filled Everglades quizzes and a media resource center to Everglades scientific research studies and Everglades travel tips, this site has something for everyone. We encourage you to visit frequently and post comments or send us suggestions on what we can do to improve.
Science-based solutions, political will and collaboration of three options that the Everglades Foundation believes will dominate all efforts to restore and protect Florida's greater Everglades ecosystem.
