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Florida Everglades is facing a huge crisis that is forcing alligators to get more aggressive
Daily Mail speaks with The Everglades Foundation's Chief Science Officer about the severe South Florida drought drying up America's Everglades.
Daily Mail
Florida Drought: Everglades Drying Out to Florida Drought | Mid-April Water Level Hit Everglades
In a video news segment produced by Reuters, WION speaks with our Chief Science Officer about the ongoing South Florida drought threatening the Everglades.
Reuters and WION
Why Miami-Dade commissioners must sustain the mayor’s land-use veto | Opinion
The Urban Development Boundary is one of the tools that makes balanced growth possible. It should be applied with consistency and care to protect water resources, support responsible development, and maintain public confidence in the planning process.
Miami Herald
Dozens of cold records broken as snow flies and crops freeze in Florida
TC Palm speaks with The Everglades Foundation's Chief Science Officer about the potential impact of record cold weather on Everglades species.
TC Palm
Everglades Challenge Coin Student Competition
South Dade Spotlight shares our Education team's 2026 K-12 Everglades Challenge Coin competition. Submissions are due on February 6, 2026.
South Dade Spotlight
From Vision to Reality: Marking 25 Years of Everglades Restoration
South Dade Spotlight highlights the 25th anniversary of the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan (CERP).
South Dade Spotlight
CERP marks 25 years of work to restore Florida's Everglades
WPTV visits the Everglades to see CERP’s progress, speaking with the Foundation’s CEO and Chief Science Officer, as well as the South Florida Water Management District.
WPTV
Now in its 25th Year, a Historic Effort to Save the Everglades Evolves as the Climate Warms
Inside Climate News speaks with our Chief Policy Officer Shannon Estenoz about the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan within the context of a changing climate.
Inside Climate News
‘A python in the water’: South Florida researchers sound alarm on invasive species
Miami Herald speaks with our Chief Science Officer about the invasive Asian swamp eel causing damage to the Everglades ecosystem.
Miami Herald
Restoring the River of Grass: What 25 Years of Work Has Revealed
Flamingo Magazine speaks with our Chief Science Officer about a milestone year for the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan, and what it means for Florida.
Flamingo Magazine
Restoring the River of Grass: The $1 Trillion Business Case for the Everglades
Opportunity Miami speaks with our Ecosystem & Resilience Scientist Dr. Meenakshi Chabba for an interview about the Everglades' vital role in South Florida's economy.
The Everglades Foundation
Everglades restoration vital for Florida's water and wildlife, experts say
WINK News talks to our Ecosystem & Resilience Scientist Dr. Meenakshi Chabba about the deep connection between South Florida and it's source of water: America's Everglades.
WINK News
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
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