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Boats dot bright teal waters in Biscayne Bay, Florida with the Miami skyline in the distance. Lush greenery frames the scene above.

New Study Values America’s Everglades at $1 Trillion

Comprehensive economic valuation by The Everglades Foundation and Earth Economics underscores the urgency for restoration investment.

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The Everglades Foundation Leads Landmark Week in Washington, D.C. to Champion Everglades Restoration

Groundbreaking economic study and bipartisan advocacy unite stakeholders in support of America’s Everglades.

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Official Statement on Florida's FY25-26 Budget for Everglades Restoration

The Florida Legislature passes a Fiscal Year 2025-26 budget that continues to fully fund Everglades restoration.

NEWS

New Study Values America’s Everglades at $1 Trillion

Comprehensive economic valuation by The Everglades Foundation and Earth Economics underscores the urgency for restoration investment.

NEWS

The Everglades Foundation Leads Landmark Week in Washington, D.C. to Champion Everglades Restoration

Groundbreaking economic study and bipartisan advocacy unite stakeholders in support of America’s Everglades.

NEWS

Official Statement On 2026 Presidential Budget Recommendation for Everglades Restoration

This historic funding level reflects the President’s continued recognition of America's Everglades as a national treasure.

NEWS

The Everglades Foundation Welcomes Erik Stabenau, Ph.D., As Senior Restoration Scientist

Dr. Erik Stabenau, an Everglades restoration scientist with 20 years of experience, joins The Everglades Foundation's science team.

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The Everglades Foundation Welcomes Erik Stabenau, Ph.D., As Senior Restoration Scientist

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Three Everglades Foundation scientists in outdoor gear use a laptop and tablet on a bridge in the Florida Everglades.

New Science in Action Video Series

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An illustration of tranquil water scene in the Florida Everglades features lush greenery and city skyline under fluffy clouds.

Science Connects Communities to Ecosystems

SCIENCE

Everglades restoration would protect Florida Keys while scientists watch drought conditions

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The Economics of Restoration – ForEverglades Clean Water Economy

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Everglades Highlights From Miami Climate Week

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A mangrove “ghost forest” near Florida’s southernmost coast houses the remains of a once-thriving mangrove stand. Credits: NASA/Nathan Marder.

NASA Researchers Study Coastal Wetlands, Champions of Carbon Capture

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EDUCATION

VISITING THE EVERGLADES

10 Things You Didn’t Know About Florida Manatees – and Where to See Them

Wildlife

New Partnership with City of Homestead Brings People to the Everglades in-person and digitally.

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New Everglades Exhibit on UNESCO's World Heritage Google Arts & Culture Platform

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5 Mitos Sobre Los Everglades

Visiting The Everglades

5 Myths About The Everglades

Science

CLIMATE

Everglades Highlights From Miami Climate Week

NEWS

NASA Researchers Study Coastal Wetlands, Champions of Carbon Capture

IN THE NEWS

NASA Data Supports Everglades Restoration

IN THE NEWS

Superheroes of the Seashore

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Climate Change effects in South Florida and the Everglades

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How Will Climate Change Affect Plants and Animals in The Everglades?

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Everglades Restoration Helps Fight Climate Change

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IN THE NEWS

LATEST

NEWS

Explore the latest news stories from The Everglades Foundation

New Study Values America’s Everglades at $1 Trillion

The Everglades Foundation Leads Landmark Week in Washington, D.C. to Champion Everglades Restoration

Official Statement on Florida's FY25-26 Budget for Everglades Restoration

New Study Values America’s Everglades at $1 Trillion

The Everglades Foundation Leads Landmark Week in Washington, D.C. to Champion Everglades Restoration

Official Statement On 2026 Presidential Budget Recommendation for Everglades Restoration

The Everglades Foundation Welcomes Erik Stabenau, Ph.D., As Senior Restoration Scientist

EVERGLADES RESTORATION

Official Statement on Florida's FY25-26 Budget for Everglades Restoration

New Study Values America’s Everglades at $1 Trillion

The Everglades Foundation Leads Landmark Week in Washington, D.C. to Champion Everglades Restoration

Official Statement On 2026 Presidential Budget Recommendation for Everglades Restoration

SCIENCE

The Everglades Foundation Welcomes Erik Stabenau, Ph.D., As Senior Restoration Scientist

New Science in Action Video Series

Science Connects Communities to Ecosystems

Everglades restoration would protect Florida Keys while scientists watch drought conditions

The Economics of Restoration – ForEverglades Clean Water Economy

Everglades Highlights From Miami Climate Week

NASA Researchers Study Coastal Wetlands, Champions of Carbon Capture

EDUCATION

Everglades Champion Schools’ Growing Impact Across Florida

Keys Schools Now Have Compostable Utensils & Trays Thanks To Key Largo Students

Back to School with the Everglades Literacy Program

7th Annual Everglades Teacher Symposium Celebrates A Decade Of Educational Impact

VISITING THE EVERGLADES

10 Things You Didn’t Know About Florida Manatees – and Where to See Them

New Partnership with City of Homestead Brings People to the Everglades in-person and digitally.

New Everglades Exhibit on UNESCO's World Heritage Google Arts & Culture Platform

5 Mitos Sobre Los Everglades

5 Myths About The Everglades

CLIMATE

Everglades Highlights From Miami Climate Week

NASA Researchers Study Coastal Wetlands, Champions of Carbon Capture

NASA Data Supports Everglades Restoration

Superheroes of the Seashore

Climate Change effects in South Florida and the Everglades

How Will Climate Change Affect Plants and Animals in The Everglades?

Everglades Restoration Helps Fight Climate Change

IN THE NEWS

Fires in the Everglades Remind us that Restoration Is the Path to Resilience

Touring Florida Bay with The Everglades Foundation and Local Anglers

Everglades Key to Florida's Water Supply

Everglades restoration would protect Florida Keys while scientists watch drought conditions