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In The Media
The Everglades is an economic powerhouse that propels the ‘Clean Water Economy’
The Invading Sea publishes an op-ed by our CEO Eric Eikenberg and Chief Economist Paul Hindsley on the connection between Everglades restoration and a strong South Florida economy.
The Invading Sea
Everglades restoration seen as politically unifying issue
Gulfshore Business speaks with The Everglades Foundation's CEO about why Everglades restoration unites Americans, and the SanCap Chamber's role as a champion for water quality in Florida.
Gulfshore Business
New machine learning model predicts red tide in Southwest Florida
WINK News speaks with our CEO about our forecast model made with ECCO Scientific to predict red tide, offering water managers a new tool to prepare for blooms.
WINK News
A trillion dollar asset in our backyard
In a Naples Daily News op-ed, The Everglades Foundation's CEO and Chief Economist highlight the Everglades' role as an economic powerhouse in South Florida.
Eric Eikenberg
NATIONAL TREASURE
Brickell Magazine covers our Chief Science Officer's flight with LightHawk Conservation for a look at the Everglades, and the restoration projects being built to protect it.
Brickell Magazine
Everglades Foundation develops early-warning system for red tide
WGCU speaks with Biochemist, Paul Julian, Ph.D., about a new early-warning red tide forecast system developed by The Everglades Foundation and ECCO Scientific.
WGCU
Army Corps unveils new canal to boost Everglades restoration
Our Chief Science Officer Dr. Steve Davis speaks with WPBF News about how the EAA Reservoir will store, clean and send water south while protecting our coastal estuaries.
WPBF News
8th Annual Everglades Teacher Symposium Generates Record Participation
Miami's Community News reports on our 2025 teacher and its impact on Florida teachers bringing Everglades education to their classrooms and schools.
Miami's Community News
Restoring the 'River of Grass'
CNN’s new video segment, Restoring the ‘River of Grass,’ takes viewers to the Florida Everglades with The Everglades Foundation and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
CNN
Smell that smoke from the Everglades fire? Climate change making it more common
Miami Herald speaks with our Chief Science Officer, Dr. Steve Davis, about the 1,800-acre Everglades wildfire sending smoke across South Florida.
Miami Herald
Report: Everglades generates $31.5B a year, worth $1T over 50 years
Gulfshore Business reports on The Everglades Foundation's recent study highlighting the Everglades' economic impact in Florida.
Gulfshore Business
Study: Glades adds $31.5B in value to region
Keys News reports on The Everglades Foundation's recent economic study highlighting the billions in economic benefits provided by the Everglades ecosystem.
Keys News
How much do wetlands like the Everglades protect private properties?
The Miami Herald asks our Ecosystem and Resilience Scientist, Dr. Meenakshi Chabba, reader questions on the protective benefits of Everglades wetlands.
Miami Herald
What is climate change’s role in seagrass die offs in South Florida waters?
Miami Herald, June 30, 2025 Seagrass off the Florida Keys . Photo by Peter Clark. Below the sparkling, turquoise waters of Florida Bay...
Miami Herald
Reversal of fortune: How a restored Kissimmee River helps save wildlife and battle floods
The Sun Sentinel speaks with our Chief Science Officer, Dr. Steve Davis, in their latest coverage on positive impacts of restoring the Kissimmee River.
Sun-Sentinel
Not just a swamp: Everglades worth $31.5 billion to local economy each year, study finds
The Miami Herald reports on our breaking new study with Earth Economics, revealing the Everglades' critical role in Florida’s economy.
Miami Herald
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