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HOW DID WE GET HERE?

A cinematic look at the cause – and the solution – to Florida’s current algae bloom crisis. #EvergladesRestoration

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Congress Votes to Rename Hobe Sound Wildlife Refuge After Reed

Both the U.S. Senate and House passed S. 3456, which moves to rename Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge after Nathaniel Reed who dedicated his life to protecting natural resources.

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Everglades Foundation Scientists Weigh in on Harmful Algal Blooms

Lake Okeechobee discharges that cause blue-green algae also “feed and sustain” red tide...

Join us at the ForEverglades Palm Beach Benefit Feb. 16

Annual gala features special performance by Jon Bon Jovi & Friends

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VISION & MISSION

OUR VISION: An Everglades with abundant fresh water for consumption, enjoyment, ecological health and economic growth for generations to come.

OUR MISSION: The Everglades Foundation works to protect and restore America’s Everglades through science, advocacy and education.

Our Efforts Are Dedicated to These Four Areas:

Water Quality

Policy & Advocacy

Educating the Next Generation

Innovation & Forward Thinking

Everglades News & Updates

Everglades Foundation Reacts to DeSantis Environmental Agenda

Congress Votes to Rename Hobe Sound Wildlife Refuge for Nathaniel Reed

Everglades Foundation irate that sugar lease extended on reservoir land

Public Snubbed as Water Management District Rushes Key Decisions

Letter to Governor Scott: Denounce SFWMD’s Governing Board Actions and Ask Them to Resign

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