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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.
The History of Everglades Restoration
Dr. Steve Davis traces the history of Everglades restoration—from the 1938 establishment of Everglades National Park to the modern projects revitalizing the River of Grass.
Groundbreaking of EAA Reservoir Inflow Pump Station
Today, we’re seeing another milestone reached ahead of schedule.
Restoring a Lost Landscape: The Picayune Strand Restoration Project
From one of the biggest real estate scams in U.S. history, to thousands of acres of revived wetlands, the story of the Picayune Strand is one of profound transformation. Learn how the Picayune Strand Restoration Project is reviving wildlife habitat, improving water flow, and proving that with good science and a lot of persistence – restoration works. What is the Picayune Strand Restoration Project? Once considered a “land lost,” the Picayune Strand in Southwest Florida is
The Everglades Foundation CEO Eric Eikenberg Recognized as Top Influential Executive in Florida 500
The Everglades Foundation's CEO, Eric Eikenberg, has been recognized among the 500 most influential executives in Florida.
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.
Southwest Florida Engages in the Economics of Restoration
Last week, The Everglades Foundation team gathered stakeholders in Southwest Florida to learn how America's Everglades supports our economy, and why restoration is worth it.
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.
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