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Watch the first film in our new Everglades Champion Schools series and see how one Gold-level school is inspiring the next generation of Everglades stewards.

What clean water means, why phosphorus matters, and how water is treated before it enters the Everglades.

From New York to South Florida, communities are using nature-based solutions to manage water, reduce climate risks, and build resilience.

The National Academies’ Eleventh Biennial Review finds that Everglades restoration has accelerated substantially and that measurable progress is occurring.

Miami's Community Newspaper, Localized Miami, October 9, 2026 Dr. Erik Stabenau, Senior Restoration Scientist at The Everglades Foundation, joined Robert Ruano on Localized Miami for a conversation about environmental conservation, ecosystem restoration, and the importance of protecting the Everglades. Drawing on more than 20 years of experience with the National Park Service, Dr. Stabenau shared his expertise in environmental science, water management, and Everglades restora

The sold-out breakfast drew over 650 guests, making it the largest gathering in the Chamber’s history.

A distinguished group of graduate researchers whose work is advancing our understanding of everything from harmful algal blooms and climate hazards to endangered species and coastal food webs.

The Everglades Foundation Board Member Garrison duP. Lickle explains why completing Everglades restoration is a smart investment in Florida’s water, economy, and future.