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Despite a severe drought, increased freshwater flows beneath the Tamiami Trail show that Everglades restoration is already delivering measurable benefits for Florida Bay.

Jennifer Diaz, Vice President of Education at The Everglades Foundation, has been named a 2027 Wild About Wildlife Conservation Award honoree.

Gulfshore Life, August 28, 2026 Gulfshore Life featured The Everglades: Beneath the Surface, an award-winning short documentary produced by The Everglades Foundation. The six-minute film follows National Geographic Explorer, photographer, and The Everglades Foundation Board Member Mac Stone as he travels across the Everglades by helicopter, boat, and on foot to capture its landscapes, wildlife, and waterways. Through Mac’s lens, viewers experience the connection between the E

Aventura Magazine, August 26, 2026 Aventura Magazine featured The Everglades Foundation among the organizations and innovators helping build a more sustainable and resilient future for Miami. The article highlights how our work combines science, advocacy, and education to protect and restore the Everglades, South Florida’s essential freshwater resource. The feature explores The Everglades Foundation’s scientific research, policy work, and Everglades Literacy Program, which in